Learn about Cppinclude, a tool for analyzing C++ “includes” in this video. Oleg Fedorenko takes us through the use of Cppinclude and why it is so useful analyzing the headers you have included in projects so you can better optimize compile times and make sure…
Learn C++ With Back to Basics: Concurrency by Arthur O'Dwyer (CPPCon 2020) Video
June 28, 2021
One of the flagship features of C++11 was the implementation of std::thread, along with a full suite of primitive synchronizations and useful patterns such as thread-safe static initialization. In this video, we will inspire the threading model of C++11 and demonstrate how…
Learn C++ With Not Leaving Performance On The Jump Table by Eduardo Madrid (CPPCon 2020) Video
June 17, 2021
You will have no trouble understanding improvements and realizing there are general principles that you can learn from. Improvements come form performance oversights that have lasted for decades. The techniques discussed are not specific but general processor architecture…
Learn C++ With No Touchy! A Case Study of Software Architecture with Immutable Objects by Borislav Stanimirov (CPPCon 2020) Video
June 16, 2021
This video is concerned with the multi-threaded and multi-process architecture of the software. It focuses on one of its components: immutable objects. It talks about how we ended up sticking to immutable objects, how they helped (and sometimes hindered) our development…
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…
