Hi, We’re happy to present our new edition of C++ Annotated, which includes our findings on C++ conferences, language evolution, various tools releases, learning materials, and community announcements. We hope you find this a useful and interesting read. Today: C++ conferences. C++20 Is Done! Prague trip report by Phil Nash. Interviews, tools & techniques, language learning pieces, and thoughts. Releases. (more…)

Hi, Since our last edition in February came out, the C++ community has organized lots of fantastic conferences, held productive C++ Committee discussions, and published tons of educational posts. We, in the meantime, have been rethinking the format of the C++ Annotated series. At JetBrains, we do several other monthly digests with briefly annotated links to the latest articles and posts around the respective technologies: .NET Annotated, Java Annotated, and PHP Annotated. In C++, so far we’ve followed a slightly different approach, diving deeper into some particular topics, like detailed

Hi! There are dozens of great events, thousands of interesting discussions, and a huge upcoming C++ release all happening right now in the C++ world. For this issue we have included a collection of interesting and engaging stories to our regular edition of C++ Annotated, we hope you enjoy them, please let us know! Today: A look back at some of the recent C++ conferences: C++ in the Asia-Pacific region, new Embedded event, and the first edition of C++ on Sea. C++ Committee news. Proposals you can’t miss: Modules, Coroutines, and std::format. A few useful learning pieces. Recent re

Hi, A new edition of C++ annotated brings you a collection of the most important and engaging news from over the last 4 months that you should definitely check out. In this edition: Hot C++ conference season has just started with CppCon New section! Proposals you can’t miss Learning Recent releases (more…)

Hi, We are glad to share with you another edition of C++ Annotated, filled with the most important and interesting news around the C++ community over the last 5 months. In this edition: Language standardization news Conferences Learning Having fun Recent releases Language standardization news ISO C++ Committee – Jacksonville If you are interested, we recommend going through some of the trip reports below for more details: By Herb Sutter – detailed overview with all the necessary links from the Committee Chair By Bryce Lelbach – basic overview of the most important fact

Today we are happy to share our next compilation of C++ news with you. Subscribe to the regular C++ Annotated and be the first to get the next edition! C++ Annotated: September – December 2017 This last part of the year 2017 has been full of great conferences and meetups, hot discussions in the committee on C++20, interesting articles, and big releases. And, of course, the biggest news – C++17 is now officially signed and published! 🎉 In this edition: Conferences Learning Interviews Releases (more…)

Today we are happy to share our next compilation of C++ news with you. Subscribe to the regular C++ Annotated and be the first to get the next edition! C++ Annotated: April – August 2017 A long time has passed since the last edition of C++ Annotated. Which means today we have lots of great articles and news to share with you. In this edition: C++ language news C++20 Metaclasses Conferences Recent events like ACCU and C++Now Upcoming events Learning Releases C++ language news C++20 With C++17 ready for final publication by the end of 2017, we can now star

Today we are happy to share our next compilation of C++ news with you. Subscribe to the regular C++ Annotated and be the first to get the next edition! C++ Annotated: January - March 2017 In this edition: C++ in 2017 News Releases C++ in 2017 The C++ ecosystem This blog post about the C++ ecosystem in 2017 is worth a special mention. Written in January, it overviews nicely the main expectations and trends, and not just about the language. While C++17 is indeed the main topic for this year’s discussions (as well as the features that failed to be included and so postponed for the