Hi all, Welcome to the newest edition of C++ Annotated and its companion, the No Diagnostic Required YouTube show! They are now available in the following formats: The regular digest published monthly on this blog (use the form on the right to subscribe). C++ Annotated emails, which you can subscribe to by filling out this form. The No Diagnostic Required show here in the blog or on YouTube. To stay tuned, follow us on Twitter. You should be able to find us in most podcast players by searching for "No Diagnostic Required" (see the list on our website). December news 20 y

Hi, Welcome to the newest edition of C++ Annotated. We have some exciting news for you – from now on we’ll be publishing monthly! Plus, in addition to the regular digest, we’re launching a YouTube show called No Diagnostic Required, hosted by Phil Nash, JetBrains Developer Advocate, and myself, Anastasia Kazakova, JetBrains C++ Tools PMM. And we’re going to do a podcast too! This means that C++ Annotated will be available in multiple formats: The regular digest which will now be published monthly on this blog (subscribe using the form on the right). C++ Annotated emails, which you can sub

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