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About

In C++ the right answer has a date on it. We write the date down, and come back when a new standard moves it.

Publisher
Cpp Next
Founded
2026
Updated
Writers
Miriam Castellanos,
Tobias Mwangi
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Written by

  • Miriam Castellanos

    Editor and senior C++ engineer

    Has moved a production codebase from C++03 to C++20 and keeps a list of the advice she had to unlearn on the way.

  • Tobias Mwangi

    Build engineer, tooling and careers

    Has kept C++ builds, CI and analyzers running for eleven years, and sits on the interview loop for the teams he builds for.

Foreword

Cpp Next covers C++ as it is written today. Each article shows the smallest example that compiles under its standard, names the compiler version it was checked with, and notes what later standards changed.

The sections run from the language, library and templates through performance, concurrency and tooling to the standards and careers. Since When is the free lookup from a feature to its standard and the first compiler versions that support it.

Cpp Next is a new publication, started in 2026. This address used to host the C++Next blog (2009 to 2014), written by its own authors; Cpp Next is not affiliated with it and republishes none of it.

Nor are we affiliated with the ISO C++ committee, the Standard C++ Foundation, Boost or any compiler vendor. The writers are on Authors; questions and corrections go to Contact.

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