Carbon Language: First Look

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Kate Gregory

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:30

2. Why Evaluate Carbon Now

1. Introduction.mp4

00:37

2. Version Check.mp4

01:48

3. What Is Carbon.mp4

02:55

4. Demo - The Carbon Project.mp4

03:53

5. Carbon Is Not.mp4

02:03

6. You Should Evaluate Carbon If.mp4

02:22

7. Governance.mp4

00:50

8. Carbon Will Change.mp4

01:44

9. What Can You Evaluate.mp4

00:49

03. Getting Started

01. Entry Point of a Carbon Program.mp4

01:57

02. Demo - Getting the Tools.mp4

04:30

03. Demo - Your First Carbon Program.mp4

02:30

04. Command Line Reminder.mp4

01:01

05. Declarations.mp4

05:52

06. Demo - Declarations.mp4

01:51

07. Comments.mp4

00:49

08. Classes.mp4

03:02

09. Naming Conventions.mp4

00:56

10. Factory Functions, Not Constructors.mp4

04:42

11. Demo - Classes.mp4

01:20

12. Copying and Destructors.mp4

01:12

13. Packages and the Prelude.mp4

01:33

14. Demo - Sieve of Eratosthenes.mp4

05:37

15. Summary.mp4

01:11

04. Still to Come

01. Introduction.mp4

00:34

02. Generics.mp4

03:31

03. Demo - Generics Design.mp4

02:29

04. C++ Interop.mp4

01:55

05. Demo - C++ Interop.mp4

01:48

06. Variadics.mp4

04:18

07. Tuples.mp4

01:08

08. Variadic Example Zip.mp4

00:39

09. Demo - Zip.mp4

04:12

10. Pattern Matching.mp4

03:03

11. Sum Types (Choice).mp4

02:31

12. Theres More!.mp4

02:07

Description

Carbon is an experimental language designed for the problem spaces where C++ is used today. This course will teach you some of the basics of the language, so you can try it to see if it might be useful for you when it’s ready.

What You'll Learn?

Carbon is a new language, with keywords and capabilities still being settled. In this course, Carbon Language: First Look, you’ll learn about Carbon from an instructor who is one of the three leads of the Carbon project, so you can begin to evaluate it. First, you’ll explore installing the Carbon tools. Next, you’ll discover enough syntax to write simple programs. Finally, you’ll learn about the capabilities that are not yet implemented but are expected later in 2024. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Carbon needed to decide whether it will be a good fit for your development work when it’s complete.

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Kate Gregory

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Kate Gregory is in her fifth decade of being paid to program. Her firm, Gregory Consulting Limited, is based in rural Ontario and helps clients adopt new technologies and adjust to the changing business environment. Mentoring, technical writing, and technical speaking are her preferred ways of sharing wisdom with large groups of people. Kate is the author of over a dozen books and speaks at conferences around the world, with keynotes on 5 continents. Kate is a C++ MVP, develops courses (primarily on C++) for Pluralsight, and occasionally writes a new book. She is one of the founders of #include , includecpp.org, working to make C++ more welcoming and inclusive. Kate serves as one of the three leads on the Carbon Language project, https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang, an experimental successor language to C++.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.