C++ Best Practices for Developers
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Troy Miles
50:06
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01 - Write better C++ code.mp4
00:25
02 - What you should know.mp4
00:32
01 - New C++ features.mp4
00:56
02 - Old code compatibility.mp4
01:01
03 - File naming conventions.mp4
00:39
01 - Turning on modern C++.mp4
00:14
02 - Let the compiler help.mp4
01:04
03 - Static analyzers.mp4
01:03
04 - Cppcheck.mp4
04:40
05 - Challenge Finding issues with Cppcheck.mp4
00:18
06 - Solution Finding issues with Cppcheck.mp4
02:21
01 - Auto type deduction and initialization.mp4
01:27
02 - Range-based for loops.mp4
01:45
03 - Strongly typed enums.mp4
01:58
04 - Using lambdas.mp4
02:39
05 - The magic of variadic template functions.mp4
02:12
06 - Challenge Writing an integer sum method.mp4
00:21
07 - Solution Writing an integer sum method.mp4
02:00
01 - How C++ and the STL name things.mp4
00:46
02 - Map, filter, and reduce.mp4
04:30
03 - Be careful with string_view.mp4
00:38
04 - size_t and auto.mp4
02:38
05 - The filesystem library.mp4
04:15
06 - Challenge Writing strings to a file.mp4
00:22
07 - Solution Writing strings to a file.mp4
02:14
01 - Which pointer when.mp4
00:54
02 - The rules of zero and three.mp4
00:46
03 - const is your friend.mp4
00:22
04 - Resource Acquisition Is Initialization (RAII).mp4
03:47
05 - Challenge RAII.mp4
00:31
06 - Solution RAII.mp4
02:06
01 - Next steps.mp4
00:42
Description
There have been several updates to C++ over the years. In this course, learn best practices that can help you produce higher-quality C++ code by leveraging tools and new features. To begin, instructor Troy Miles provides a high-level overview of the major features introduced in the 2011, 2014, and 2017 updates to the C++ language. Next, he goes over a few tools that can help you improve your code, including how to boost your code's quality and reliability using static analyzers. Troy also shares practical tips for using the new C++ features correctly, as well as rules and techniques for managing objects.
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Troy Miles, aka the Rockncoder, is an award winning software developer, speaker, and author with decades of professional experience. He is the author of the book, jQuery Essentials, software training videos published by LinkedIn Learning and Packt Publishing, numerous magazine articles and blog posts.
He began his career writing games in 6502 and x86 assembly for early computers like the Commodore 64, Apple II, and IBM PC. Along the way, he has twice won the game of the year award, fantastic reviews, and numerous accolades.
Nowadays he writes mobile apps and sometimes web apps for Cox Automotive Inc in Southern California. He has hung up his assembly language hat, but is fluent in C++, C#, Dart, Kotlin, Java, JavaScript, and Swift.
Nights and weekends he can usually be found writing cool apps for mobile and the web or teaching other developers how to do so. Troy has spoken at Velocity, MobileWeb Dev Con, Mobile Dev+Test, and NG-Vegas. He is also a regular speaker at the SoCal and Silicon Valley Code Camps plus in front of local developer groups all over Southern California. Some of his talks are on his YouTube channel.
https://github.com/Rockncoder
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- language english
- Training sessions 32
- duration 50:06
- Release Date 2022/12/15
