It is a collection of useful c++ development tools, and resources to learn them.
Generally speaking it will be used as a reference for everyone who asks me about this things. Also i was wondering if it is being taught in universities. So I asked a lot of developers in chats and fiends of mine, most answers was "NO". They also told me that they wish universities do cover this topics. So this is my answer to them.
This repository is intended to cover:
- Simple description of C++ language for beginners.
- Useful resources to learn C++, for developers of different levels.
- Major general-use C++ related tools (general description, and resources to learn).
- Some author's thoughts about the way of c++ developer.
ALMOST ALL OF THE RESOURCES WAS CONTRIBUTED TO/READ/TESTED BY MAINTAINERS(OR BY CONTRIBUTORS) OF THIS REPO
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If you are a beginner in programming, or in doubt about learning C++, check this out.
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If you just want to learn from masters, then here are THE LIST OF C++ RESOURCES.
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If you want to have some practice, here is the list of repos to contribute to. You can start contributing from now, or after learning C++ tools in the next item.
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And finally, if you have some background in cppdev and you want to enhance the ability to organize your project, speed up development, learn best development process practices. You should definitely look in here, because this is THE LIST OF USEFUL C++ TOOLS RESOURCES.
- Read the contribution guidelines
- Fork the repo.
- Create a branch and add your tools/thoughts/references (or other things that are appropriate for repository) that is not already in the repo.
- Submit a pull request
You can find more details regarding the steps above in the contribution guidelines, so be sure to check them out.
Just create a new issue and I believe, that we'll achieve consensus :wink: (this is hidden reason for creating this repository)
This repo is being actively maintained by @B1Z0N We have code of conduct
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.