Today, we are ready to share our product plans for 2023, and especially, the upcoming 2023.1 release.

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Breaking Dependencies - C++ Type Erasure - The Implementation Details - Klaus Iglberger - CppCon 2022
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“If I could go back in time and had the power to change C++, rather than adding virtual function…

Describe how to deploy Qt projects with CMake on Linux.

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A Faster Serialization Library Based on Compile-time Reflection and C++ 20 - Yu Qi - CppCon 2022
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A serialization library based on compile-time reflection and C++20 is much more easier to use…

Everything is up for grabs.

Qt 6.5.0 Beta1 release blog post

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Contemporary C++ in Action - Daniela Engert - CppCon 2022

This talk is different from typical conference presentations. Instead of focussing on one particular topic I want to take you with me…

Ближайшая конференция: С++ Russia 2023, 11–12 мая (Online), 23–24 мая (Offline)
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— Анонс С++ Russia 2023 и другие новости.

Подкаст Pure Virtual Cast также доступен на других площадках:

SoundCloud: https://s…

a note to inform Qt users that Qt's binary builds which are provided via Qt Maintenance Tool will be based on OpenSSL 3 starting with Beta 2.

Understanding why it's happening and how you can avoid it.

Приветствую.  Недавно в бэклоге появилась задача моделирования процесса теплопроводности. На осознание формулы и нахождения решения ушло немало времени и, чтобы у вас не возникали такие же...

In the previous post we have seen that C23 will provide us with tools for efficient overflow check for arithmetic. When discussing this, several people have asked why these tools do not provide a s…

In 2022 we saw a lot of interest (finally!) in the costs of std::move and
std::forward. For example, in April Richard Smith landed
-fbuiltin-std-forward
in Clang; in September Vittorio Romeo lamented
“The sad state of debug performance in C++”;
and in December…

Count 'em on one hand.