Ekansh Jain·Oct 16Faster, Annotation Based Testing for C++: AnnoTestC++ tests have been ugly, slow, or lacking in features. AnnoTest makes tests readable, fast, and customizable.
Sachin kumar locham·Oct 15std::hive in C++26: The Container That Never Moves Your StuffThe 2 a.m. crash that started it all
Ekansh Jain·Oct 10SerialXML 1.0: Stop Writing Your C++ Structs TwiceSerializing a C++ object often means describing the same object twice. First, you write the struct. Then you write the code telling a…
InTowards DevbySagar·Oct 8C++26 <debugging>: A Standard Way to Break Into the DebuggerC++26 introduces three standard debugging functions to replace compiler-specific breakpoint hacks and simplify debugging in C++.A response icon4A response icon4
InTowards DevbySagar·Oct 6Stop Writing Clamp Helpers: C++26’s Saturation ArithmeticHow C++26 makes integer overflow handling explicit and predictable.A response icon1A response icon1
InTowards DevbySagar·Oct 4C++26 std::function_ref: A Simple Way to Pass CallbacksA simple look at std::function_ref, how it works, and when to use it instead of std::function.A response icon1A response icon1
InTowards DevbySagar·Oct 1C++26 Pack Indexing: How to Index Parameter PacksExplore pack indexing in C++26 with practical examples for types, values, and function arguments.A response icon3A response icon3
InTowards DevbySagar·Sep 29C++26: The Small Quality-of-Life Improvements Hiding in the New StandardThe practical C++26 changes that reduce boilerplate, tighten scope, and make everyday code easier to write and maintainA response icon1A response icon1
Vivek Bhadra·Jul 25C++26: what is reflection and how to use itIt is my ambition to explore C++26 in bits and pieces. Hopefully, by the end of this year, I will be able to explore all the major aspects…
Ekansh Jain·Jul 23SerialXML: A C++26 Reflection Based XML SerializerCheck out the more updated version of this article…
