Sure, it will take forever for modules to get everywhere, but you only need a few solid frameworks/libraries with module support for it to matter.
And the big win IMO is just that it makes it easier to get a MVP off the ground, whether or not it is backed by module-compatible external libraries. The C++ dependency/build story is not that miserable nowadays with modern CMake, git submodules, vcpkg, etc.
And the big win IMO is just that it makes it easier to get a MVP off the ground, whether or not it is backed by module-compatible external libraries. The C++ dependency/build story is not that miserable nowadays with modern CMake, git submodules, vcpkg, etc.