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The hidden rules of world-class C++ code - Boris Schäling - Meeting C++ 2017
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Programming languagesSoftware designC++Design patternsSimplicity and complexity
Boris Schäling shares design principles and hidden rules for writing high-quality, maintainable C++ code based on his experience in the Boost community.
Code: github.com/BorisSchaeling/worldclasscode If I was to show you some code, give you a few minutes to review it - how would you determine whether you are looking at world-class C++ code? Is code sprinkled with initializer lists, smart pointers and lambdas code you would automatically call world-class? This talk uncovers the hidden rules of world-class C++ code the speaker has observed and learned in 15 years in the Boost C++ community and in his professional career in electronic trading.Why it's here
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