A new conference season is on its way, so we'd like to invite you to read some of the best C++ talks from the last season. You can learn more about C++ and get inspired in this compilation of the most high-profile 2023 talks. Let's set off on our journey for ideas and knowledge!

How often do you see the sizeof(array)/sizeof(array[0]) statement used to get the size of an array? I really hope it's not too often, because it's 2024 already. In this note, we'll talk about the statement flaws, where it comes from in modern code, and how to finally get rid of it.

The pointer returned by malloc needs to be checked before use. Using the assert macro to check the pointer would be wrong. In this article, we'll investigate why this is a bad programming tip.

In most cases, you can solve a task in an intuitive, procedural way. However, the simplest option isn't always the best. I invite you to take a look at a real-world example of transforming a solution into an object-oriented one and explore the benefits it can bring.

As Yuri Gagarin once said, "In the future, we will fly, we will fly a lot". To some extent, Gaijin's Dagor Engine makes these flights possible. Let's get a glimpse of the engine's innards and talk with its developers!

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the first game in the DOOM series! We couldn't miss the event. To honor the occasion, we decided to see what the code of this legendary game looks like after all these years.

.NET 8 has been released, so it's time to start porting your projects to the new version. In this article, we'll look at new features and enhancements: C# 12, performance, Native AOT, GC, new types aimed at improving performance, NuGet Audit, and more.

We collected some hot stories about programming errors for you to have a little fun and learn something new. Keep reading to find out how one programmer broke the Internet by deleting a tiny piece of code and see other not-so-obvious errors.