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Meeting C++ Blogroll 305

published at 05.11.2021 11:02 by Jens Weller
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Blogroll No. 305 - 5. November

• CppCast - Visual Studio 2022 with Sy Brand
• CppCheck - Cppcheck Premium 21.10
• CppCon - CppCon 2021 Wrap-Up
• CppCon - Herb Sutter “Extending and Simplifying C++” Online Now
• embedded use - Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems: No. 23
• Fluent C++ - Strong Types for Safe Indexing in Collections – Part 2
• Fluent C++ - Strong Types for Safe Indexing in Collections – Part 1
• ICS - Revisiting the Qt Installer Framework with CMake
• KDAB - VS Code for Qt Applications – Part 3
• Meeting C++ - Tripreport: virtual CppCon 2021
• Meeting C++ Jobs - Software Developer in Berlin (JR05248)
• Meeting C++ News - Looking for Employers for the online C++ job fair
• Meeting C++ News - Upcoming C++ User Group Meetings for November 2021
• Modernes C++ - Template Metaprogramming - How it All Started
• NVIDIA DevBlog - Employing CUDA Graphs in a Dynamic Environment
• Probably Dance - C++ Coroutines Do Not Spark Joy
• Qt Blog - Dark theme for Qt online documentation
• Qt Blog - Qt Creator 5.0.3 released
• Qt Blog - The Qt 6 QML Book
• Qt Blog - Qt Creator 6 - CMake update
• Rainer Grimm - Template-Metaprogrammierung: Wie alles begann
• Shafik Yaghmour - CppCon 2021 Trip Report
• Studio Freya - Delete overload in C++
• The Old New Thing - A capturing lambda can be a coroutine, but you have to save your captures while you still can
• The Old New Thing - Why do all this coroutine stuff if you can just use std::future?
• The Old New Thing - Giving a single object multiple COM identities, part 4
• wxWidgets - Roundup of the Recent Changes

Videos

• Jason Turner YT - C++ Weekly - Ep 296 - Constraining `auto` in C++20

• Meeting C++ YT - CppCon Lightning talk - one year of Meeting C++ online

• MUCplusplus YT - Klaus Iglberger - Breaking Dependencies: Type Erasure - A Design Analysis

• TheChernoProject - How to OPTIMIZE YOUR CODE!

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