What We've Learned From the C++ Community
summary
CppCast documents 70 interviews across 1.5 years and surfaces concrete takeaways: reverse debugging (rr, Undo) lets developers step backward to find a crash; WebAssembly and a C++ on the web push enable native-speed web components; includeOS builds a bootable C++ app and its includeOS Acorn web server already outperforms Node in raw connections; D/C++ integration often reduces to name mangling interoperability and layout plus exception handling; teaching C++ to teens is practical with modern libraries.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to the podcast
- 2:28Lessons from the C++ community
- 6:48Reverse debugging and web C++
- 9:59Teaching C++ to next generation
- 13:38Interoperability between languages
- 16:50Behind the scenes of the show
- 20:46How podcasting improved our C++ skills
- 21:52Future topics and audience requests
- 23:22Q&A and closing remarks
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