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herbsutter.com
Guru of the Week (GotW) is a series of C++ programming problems created and written by Herb Sutter. Starting in May 2013, GotW articles are currently being revised to match the upcoming C++14 ISO Standard. The intent is to (eventually) update all of the original 88 GotWs articles, keeping the original numbers, and to write... |
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ianthehenry.com
I never thought it could happen to me. I mean, parentheses? In this day and age? But for the past couple years, my go-to programming language for fun side projects has been a little Lisp dialect called Janet. (print "hey janet") I like Janet so much that I wrote an entire book about it, and put it on The Internet for free, in the hopes of attracting more Janetors to the language. I think you should read it, but I know that you don't believe me, so I'm going to try to convince you. Here's my attempt at a sales pitch: here is why you - you of all people - should give Janet a chance. |
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arne-mertz.de
Contents The term "Modern C++" is often used interchangeably with "Code using the new C++ standard". Here, "new" may be anything from C++11 to C++17 or even whatever is available [...] |
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hookrace.net
[AI summary] The article explains Nim's metaprogramming capabilities by demonstrating the use of procs, templates, and macros to create optimizations like faster enum parsing and custom HTML DSLs. |
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