Learn C++ With Back to Basics: Exceptions by Klaus Iglberger (CPPCon 2020) Video
June 7, 2021
Exceptions are the native C++ error propagation mechanism. Exceptions, if used correctly, allow us to write a simpler, more readable, and more robust code. However, the path an be tricky and, unfortunately, the exception mechanism is not without flaws. The video sheds some…
Learn C++ With The Networking TS from Scratch: I/O Objects by Robert Leahy (CPPCon 2020) Video
May 31, 2021
Networking TS Facilities provide a framework within which testable, extensible, asynchronous programs can be written in C++. In addition to this, the Networking TS sets out specific “I/O object” types that provide means of performing I/O and thus enable the…
Learn C++ With Surprising Costs of void() (and Other Not-Quite-Innocuous Evils) by Patrice Roy (CPPCon 2020) Video
May 20, 2021
There are some things that could happen to us without us noticing them as evil or, as they have come to be known, Bad Code Smells. In some cases, many of these little things are acceptable, and thus go unnoticed in some of the code reviews. The idea for this talk came up…
In this article we will go through the steps required to set up C++Builder. By the end of this article you will have learnt how to set up your development environment and will be ready to build your first project. Let’s go through the steps one by one.
Steps
If you use Windows you can move to the first step. If like me you don’t use Windows, you will need to make use of a…
Learn C++ With Monoids, Monads, and Applicative Functors: Repeated Software Patterns (CPPCon 2020) Video
May 6, 2021
This video explores the abstract mathematical structures that are commonly used in software development. It becomes easy to identify fundamental operations for specific classes of domains and how to put them together once the mind is trained to recognize these patterns. This…
Learn C++ With The Shapes of Multi-Dimensional Arrays by Vincent Reverdy (CPPCon 2020) Video
May 2, 2021
This video will be concentrating on one of the many issues involved: How to manage the shapes and dimensions of high-performance multidimensional arrays. In order to prevent metaprogramming wizards from having a full unusable response, we will add one requirement: it must be succinct, expressive, and humanly understandable. This video will also be discussing why bringing generic Non-Type Template…
