The 3 most interesting C++ posts of November 2021

Let me share with you 3 interesting #cpp posts from December.

As I wrote during the earlier months, I don't take the most popular articles anymore, because I find that while some articles do meet the criteria to add #cpp as a tag, but they are not mostly about C++. So there is a bit of subjectivity to this list. I also try not to include multiple articles from the same author and I don't include the wrap-up of the previous month either ;)

Feel free to share your favourite one in the comments.

Chris wrote the most popular articles on C++ this month, not just one, but a already six in his C++ beginners series. Thank you, Chris, keep them coming!

C++ from the beginning - your first program

Chris Noring for Microsoft Azure ・ Nov 3 '21 ・ 4 min read

#cpp #beginners #tutorial

Calin also wrote for beginners and his explanation on rvalues, lvalues and copy constructors were popular.

C++ vocabulary for beginners.

Calin Baenen ・ Nov 7 '21 ・ 2 min read

#cpp #beginners #programming #watercooler

Last but not least, JLi touched a very important topic; static code analysis. That's something we should be all aware of and more than that, we should all practice. Thanks for bringing up this important topic!

Learning how to use Static Analysis tools

JLi ・ Nov 5 '21 ・ 3 min read

#opensource #cpp

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