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Using nRF52 with CLion

Posted on January 28, 2020 by Anastasia Kazakova

Are you interested in embedded development? In this guest blog post Nick Brook, founder at NRB Tech, shows how to use CLion for nRF52. IoT consultant and founder at NRB Tech. Nick founded NRB Tech in 2018 to build useful … Continue reading →

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Getting Started with the Conan CLion Plugin

Posted on May 22, 2019 by Anastasia Kazakova

Wondering how to add a package to your C++ project? In this guest blog post Javier G. Sogo from JFrog shares how to start with Conan package manager in CLion. Javier G. Sogo @jgsogo Software Engineer at JFrog After several … Continue reading →

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CLion for Embedded Development Part II

Posted on December 26, 2017 by Anastasia Kazakova

Hi, This is a second guest blog post by Ilya Motornyy about programming for microcontrollers in CLion. CLion for Embedded Development Part I CLion for Embedded Development Part III: OpenOCD debugger support and integration with STM32CubeMX is available out of … Continue reading →

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Towards a more powerful and simpler C++ with Herb Sutter

Posted on November 2, 2017 by Anastasia Kazakova

In this interview, Anastasia talks to Herb Sutter, a chair of the ISO C++ Standards Committee, a software architect at Microsoft, and the author of the C++ Metaclasses proposal. Blog: Sutter’s Mill Metaclasses proposal: Metaclasses: Generative C++ A: Hi Herb! … Continue reading →

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Godbolting your C++ code

Posted on October 10, 2017 by Anastasia Kazakova

In this interview, Anastasia talks to Matt Godbolt, the creator of Compiler Explorer. Twitter: @mattgodbolt A: Hi, Matt. I first want to congratulate you on the fantastic presentation you did at CppCon in Bellevue (at the end of the interview … Continue reading →

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Introducing Phil Nash, Developer Advocate for C++, Objective-C and Swift tools

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Anastasia Kazakova

Phil Nash has joined us recently as a Developer Advocate for C++, Objective-C and Swift tools. Here we talk to Phil about his experience and interests and introduce him to all of you. Twitter: @phil_nash Blog: levelofindirection GitHub: philsquared A: … Continue reading →

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Jon Kalb speaks about CppCon, C++17 standard and C++ community

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Anastasia Kazakova

Here comes another interview in our blog. This time we speak with Jon Kalb, CppCon Chair and C++ instructor. Jon Kalb is a freelance C++ instructor and chairs CppCon, C++Now, and the Boost Steering Committee. He has been programming in … Continue reading →

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CLion for embedded development

Posted on June 20, 2016 by Anastasia Kazakova

Hi, Are you interested in embedded development? In this guest blog post our user Ilya Motornyy shares his experience in programming for microcontrollers in CLion. CLion for Embedded Development Part II CLion for Embedded Development Part III: OpenOCD debugger support … Continue reading →

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CppCast welcomes CLion: a year in review

Posted on June 3, 2016 by Anastasia Kazakova

CppCast, a famous podcast for C++ developers hosted by Rob Irving and Jason Turner, welcomes back Anastasia Kazakova, CLion Product Marketing Manager. Last time we met a year ago, before CLion 1.0 was launched, and talked about CLion’s goals, hopes … Continue reading →

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Russel Winder speaks about C++ conferences, C++17, Go, D and Rust

Posted on April 29, 2016 by Anastasia Kazakova

Last week our team participated in the ACCU conference in Bristol, which was extremely interesting. Thanks everyone who visited our booth, hope you’ve learned a couple of useful tips from us or maybe even won a license 😉 In this … Continue reading →

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