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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 [...]

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. [...]

The German iX magazine published an article by Detlef Wilkening: Nativen Code mit C++ Insights anzeigen lassen in issue 6/2020. You can purchase either just this article or the [...]

With C++20 writing classes with comparison operators becomes much easier. Herb Sutter’s example from P0515 is CIString which is a case-insensitive string class wrapper. It needs [...]

Last week, I pushed an update to the web-part of C++ Insights. I kinda felt like a web-developer for some time. I now know, that there is CSS grid layouts which seems the superior [...]

Now that C++ Insights has been available for more than one and a half years, I have received requests on how to run a local instance. I do it myself for my training classes or [...]

A while back I discovered a new project Gitpod. The idea is as simple as clever. It is a development IDE which runs in a browser. Not that fancy? True, but this project comes with [...]

Earlier this month I started a Twitter poll about how to support coroutines in C++ Insights. This was to get guidance as showing a lot of behind the scene stuff as usual is more [...]

A longer time ago #92 was opened, requesting to support coroutines in C++ Insights. In the meantime, the coroutines TS got merged into what will be C++20. Clang 9 is available now [...]