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Meeting C++ Blogroll 237

published at 26.06.2020 09:38 by Jens Weller
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Blogroll No. 237 - 26. June

• Andy G - Cracking the code review (Part 4): Conflict management
• Andy G - Cracking the code review (Part 3): Be proactive
• Andy G - Cracking the code review (Part 2): Make them seem small
• Andy G - Cracking the code review (Part 1): Smaller is better
• Bartek's Coding Blog - The C++ Lambda Story Book
• Codeplay - Ray-tracing in a Weekend with SYCL Part 2: Pixel sampling and Material tracing
• conan.io - Conan 1.26: New conanfile.py methods, source caching, and transparent cmake integration
• CppCast - Azure IoT with Tara Walker
• demofox - Weighted Round Robin Using The Golden Ratio Low Discrepancy Sequence
• Fluent C++ - A Universal Reference Wrapper
• Godot Engine - Release candidate: Godot 3.2.2 RC 4
• Herb Sutter - AMA @cpp_russia on July 2
• Jackson Dunstan - C++ For C# Developers: Part 6 – Control Flow
• Marius Bancila - A C++20 coroutine example
• Meeting C++ Blogroll - Meeting C++ Blogroll 236
• Modernes C++ - C++20: More Details to the Spaceship Operator
• NVIDIA DevBlog - Accelerating Standard C++ with GPUs Using stdpar
• Qt Blog - Qt Online Installer 4.0 pre-alpha released
• Rainer Grimm - C++20: Mehr Details zum Spaceship Operator
• SObjectizer - SObjectizer-5.7.1 and so5extra-1.4.1 released!
• The Old New Thing - Stupid std::tuple tricks: Creating interesting index sequences
• The Old New Thing - Stupid std::tuple tricks: Selecting via an index sequence, part 2
• The Old New Thing - Stupid std::tuple tricks: Selecting via an index sequence
• The Old New Thing - Stupid std::tuple tricks: Getting started
• The Old New Thing - Understanding warning C4265: class has virtual functions, but destructor is not virtual, part 2
• tom looman - Making C++ Arrays with Structs more readable in Unreal Editor

Videos

• Jason Turner YT - C++ Weekly - Ep 225 - Understanding Operator Overloading

• Qt Studios YT - QSkinny - A new QtQuick framework focusing on vector graphics and dynamic theming

• TheChernoProject - std::move and the Move Assignment Operator in C++

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