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C++20 has become the base dialect, Python is the number one companion to C++, the top-used C++ tools remain stable, and Clang-based tools are growing in adoption.

The results of the sixth annual survey conducted by JetBrains to capture the landscape of the developer community are now available! The study was carried out in May – July 2022, and we collected answers from nearly 30K developers worldwide. Among them there were 2950 developers who chose C++ as one…

C++23, is void, new integer types, deducing this, a new book about learning modern C++

We’ve returned with all of the news from June, July, and August 2022 in our latest C++ Annotated digest. We’ve kept silent for a while, and despite these three months being less busy than the rest of the year for many, they were still jam-packed full of awesome news. So, expect today’s digest to be …

Portable assumptions and other language news, C++Now 2022 recordings, tips about pointers and memset, and tooling news

We have all of the March news for you in our latest monthly C++ Annotated digest: Committee news, Serialization in C++, Metal in C++, releases

WG21 plenary call, ranges, eliminating runtime bugs, 100% test coverage, a safer API with {fmt} 8.x, Qt Quick Compiler.

Assumptions, std::execution, the evolution of lambdas and functions in modern C++, C++ conferences in 2022

Contracts, discussions on C++ ecosystem, a book on C++ Core Guidelines, designated initializers, and recent releases

The special October edition of No Diagnostic Required show paired with Cpp.Chat. Digest covering static analyzers in C++, moves in returns, smart pointers and arrays, new syntax for Contracts.

Papers voted into C++23, enable_if vs requires benchmark, discussions around ABI break, SonarLint plugin for CLion, and CppCon Program.

Practical modules, [[nodiscard]] in standard library specification, [[no_unique_address]], Valgrind, Intel Compiler, and CLion news.