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No. This is woefully and terribly misguided.

• Java features are not somehow better than C++ features, especially in a vacuum.
• If your programmers don't know how to use a feature train/hire better developers; limiting your developers to the worst of your team is a quick and easy way to lose your good developers.
• YAGNI. Solve your actual problem today, not the ghost of some future problem.

No. This is woefully and terribly misguided.

• Java features are not somehow better than C++ features, especially in a vacuum.
• If your programmers don't know how to use a feature, train or hire better developers; limiting your developers to the worst of your team is a quick and easy way to lose your good developers.
• YAGNI. Solve your actual problem today, not the ghost of some future problem.

No. This is woefully and terribly misguided.

• Java features are not somehow better than C++ features, especially in a vacuum.
• If your programmers don't know how to use a feature train/hire better developers; limiting your developers to the worst of your team is a quick and easy way to lose your good developers.
• YAGNI. Solve your problem today, not the ghost of some future problem.

No. This is woefully and terribly misguided.

• Java features are not somehow better than C++ features, especially in a vacuum.
• If your programmers don't know how to use a feature train/hire better developers; limiting your developers to the worst of your team is a quick and easy way to lose your good developers.
• YAGNI. Solve your actual problem today, not the ghost of some future problem.

No. This is woefully and terribly misguided.

• Java features are not somehow better than C++ features, especially in a vacuum.
• If your programmers don't know how to use a feature train/hire better developers; limiting your developers to the worst of your team is a quick and easy way to lose your good developers.
• YAGNI. Solve your problem today, not the ghost of some future problem.

No. This is woefully and terribly misguided.

• Java features are not somehow better than C++ features, especially in a vacuum.
• If your programmers don't know how to use a feature train/hire better developers; limiting your developers to the worst of your team is a quick and easy way to lose your good developers.
• YAGNI. Solve your problem today, not the ghost of some future problem.