Multi-Paradigm Programming with Modern C++

C++ is a multi–paradigm language that lets you solve a problem in different ways, and this course will teach you the best practices.

Furthermore, C++ has been re–invented again. C++2a is the largest extension to the language since C++11, and it almost feels like a new language. Developers who master the new features will be able to write cleaner, faster and concurrent code. In this course, you will learn about the best practices of C++ programming, including project structure, designing interfaces and classes, C++ Core Guidelines, and the most recent language standard. The new features are numerous and cover almost every area of the language: modules let us organize our programs better; concepts help us create cleaner APIs; ranges forever change how we look at containers; concurrency features, such as coroutines, bring parallel and concurrent programming to a whole new level.

You will get plenty of practical experience with short, real–world code examples. By the end of this course, you will be ready to create better software using C++.

About the Author

Georgy Pashkov is a passionate software developer and team leader. The author has been successfully programming with C++ for over 10 years.

Throughout his career, Georgy has worked on many projects developed using C++, mainly in the supply chain industry. His experience covers desktop, server, and mobile applications for multiple platforms. He is passionate about creating high quality, reliable software.