Publications
iX Article: Clean Code mit C++20, Teil 1
An article I wrote for the German iX magazine "Clean Code mit C++20, Teil 1" is available in issue 2021/3. It is available as a printed edition as well as online. This is part of [...]
Blog
Publications
New book project: Programming with C++20 - Concepts, Coroutines, Ranges, and more
I'm happy to announce that I'm writing a book about C++20: Programming with C++20 - Concepts, Coroutines, Ranges, and more. [...]
C++20
C++20: A coroutine based stream parser
In this post, I like to show you how C++20's coroutines can help you when writing a stream parser. This is based on a protocol Andrew Tanenbaum describes in his book Computer [...]
C++
Clang and gcc on macOS Catalina - Finding the include paths
macOS 10.15 alias Catalina is out since the end of 2019, but I usually wait a while before I upgrade. Last week I took this step and did it, assuming most issues are either solved [...]
Publications
Notebook C++ - Tips and Tricks with Templates is available as paperpack
One of my long-term book projects, Notebook C++ - Tips and Tricks with Templates, is now available as a paperback version on Amazon. [...]
Personal
My setup for a live virtual class or talk
Since last year the number of remote classes and virtual conferences has increased by a lot. As I wrote last year in my post Live virtual training, I'm happy to have the option of [...]
Training
Upcoming Events 2021
The year has just started, and you might plan your C++ education. Here is where you can meet or work with me in the first half of 2021. [...]
C++20
C++20: Aggregate, POD, trivial type, standard layout class, what is what
In this post, I would like to give you some details about the new definition in C++20 of a: [...]
C++ Insights
C++ Insights code coverage on Windows
In my last post, I wrote about the switch from Travis CI to GitHub Actions (C++ Insights: From Travis CI to GitHub Actions. In the what's next section, I dreamed a little about [...]
C++ Insights
C++ Insights: From Travis CI to GitHub Actions
A while ago, Travis CI informed me (and others) that travis-ci.org will be shutting down, and all projects have to move to travis-ci.com (or something like this). A call to action. [...]