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CLion 2019.1 release comes with ClangFormat and initial embedded dev support
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As announced earlier, our main areas of focus this year are IDE performance, expanding Clangd leverage, and Embedded Development. This update makes headway in all three areas.

CLion 2019.1 is Here with Embedded Development, ClangFormat, Memory View, Injected languages, Custom Themes, and Much More by Anastasia Kazakova From the article: CLion 2019.1 has taken a couple of first steps towards Embedded Development. They include integration with STM32CubeMX and OpenOCD support. Its C++ refactorings Rename and Extract are now more accurate, and code highlighting has moved to Clangd to make the editor more responsive. To help you follow your preferred coding style, CLion now integrates with the well-known ClangFormat tool and adds (...)

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C++Now 2019 Attendee Video
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“There’s really not a conference like this one”

Register now for C++Now 2019 at cppnow.org!

C++Now 2019 Attendee Video by C++ Now attendees

About the video

This video was created by Vittorio Romeo, Lisa Lippincott, Zach Laine, Odin Holmes, Phil Nash, Anastasia Kazakova, Jens Weller, and more

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Developer Ecosystem 2019 survey by JetBrains
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In JetBrains we feel it is important to keep monitoring the changing patterns and trends going on in the Software Development industry. That’s why we run this survey yearly, trying to better understand the evolving world of development.

Developer Ecosystem 2019 Survey by JetBrains by Anastasia Kazakova

About the survey:

In 2017, when we first started, the numbers of C/C++ developers in the survey were quite low:

total number of C developers in the survey is 1174, number of developers who use C as a primary dev language is 166 total number of C++ developers in the survey is 1713, number of developers who use C++ as a primary dev language is 348 A year after we got more impressive numbers: total number of C developers in the survey is 3371, (...)

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ReSharper C++ 2018.3 is released
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ReSharper C++ extension makes Microsoft Visual Studio a much better C++ IDE. ReSharper C++ v2018.3 has had literally every smart feature in it tuned, making them work more precisely on modern C++ code.

ReSharper C++ 2018.3: every bit better! by Anastasia Kazakova From the article: ReSharper C++ 2018.3 brought the following enhancements: Performance improvements meaning a more responsive editor Formatter: auto-detection of formatter settings, and C++ naming schemes More information in Parameter info, especially on dependent code. Name hints. Better error diagnostics in templated code New context actions and inspections Support for Catch 2.5 Enhanced C++/CLI support and support for Unreal Engine projects (...)

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CLion 2018.3 released with remote dev support—Anastasia Kazakova
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CLion has just got a huge update!!

CLion 2018.3 released: remote development, CPU profilers, C++17, clangd-based navigation, and VCS and editor improvements by Anastasia Kazakova From the article: This year we’ve focused on two areas to enhance CLion. The first is better C++ language support and general IDE performance improvements. As a result, we’ve added a clangd-based experimental complementary language engine, and a massive amount of work was done which, although invisible at first glance, has helped eliminate dozens of UI freezes in the editor. The second area is the endless world of remote configurations. Starting with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), by the end of the year it has evolved into full remote development support. Other (...)

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C++ Annotated: June - September 2018—Anastasia Kazakova
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Conferences, proposals, and learning, O my!

C++ Annotated: June - September 2018

by Anastasia Kazakova

From the article:

... a hot C++ conference season kicked off again with CppCon. Pacific++, C++ CoreHard, Meeting C++, ADC, code::dive, and the C++ Committee meeting in San Diego, California, are coming up later this year... ... Today we are starting a new section in our regular C++ Annotated. In each issue, we will cover a selection of C++ proposals and initiatives you definitely should learn about while developing in C++. This time we unveil static exceptions, constexpr new, and lifetime checks. See details (...)

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CppCon Lightning Interviews
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Rob and Jason give a brief trip report of CppCon before being joined by several guests who gave Lightning Talks at CppCon 2018. Lightning Talkers Anastasia Kazakova Timur Doumler Phil Nash Staffan Tjernström Matthew von Arx Tony Wasserka Jens Weller Anny G. Borislav Stanimirov Ezra Chung (@eracpp on slack) Jean-Louis Leroy Links CppCon 2019 will be in Denver, Colorado from September 15 to 20th CppCon 2018: Bjarne Stroustrup “Concepts: The Future of Generic Programming (the future is here)” CppCon 2018: Mark Elendt “Patterns and Techniques Used in the Houdini 3D Graphics Application” CppCon 2018: Kate Gregory “Simplicity: Not Just For Beginners” CppCon 2018: Herb Sutter “Thoughts on a more powerful and simpler C++ (5 of N)” CppCon 2018: Chandler Carruth "Spectre: Secrets, (...)

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JetBrains C++ team at CppCon 2018 : Trip report—Anastasia Kazakova
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CppCon 2018 is now over. While our memories are still fresh, we’d like to share our impressions of this year’s installment of CppCon.

JetBrains C++ team about CppCon 2018 by Anastasia Kazakova

This year’s edition was unique and exceptional for many reasons:

Highly technical keynotes on Concepts, Lifetime, Spectre issues and more. C++ developers on stage accepting an Academy Award! A whole selection of great talks, some are covered in the trip report. New Lightning Challenge format (our team was glad to take it and shared the impression in the report).

Our team is also running a survey at CppCon on a regular basis, no exception this year. Find the results on most popular standard and compiler inside.

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CLion started 2018.3 EAP by adding initial remote dev support
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CLion started 2018.3 Early Access Program with one of the most awaited feature request – remote development support

Stay local, let your IDE do remote work for you! by Anastasia Kazakova

From the article:

We’ve started with a particular set-up, though we do plan to cover and come to up with more cases in the future. So we are calling the current support state – initial: Local client machine: Unix-like (macOS, Linux) Remote host: Linux Sources location: originally on the local host, CLion will synchronize to the remote machine for you Project model: only CMake projects rsync is required to be installed on a remote host

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CppCon 2017: Tools from the C++ eco-system to save a leg—Anastasia Kazakova
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Have you registered for CppCon 2018 in September? Registration is open now.

While we wait for this year’s event, we’re featuring videos of some of the 100+ talks from CppCon 2017 for you to enjoy. Here is today’s feature:

Tools from the C++ eco-system to save a leg by Anastasia Kazakova (watch on YouTube) (watch on Channel 9)

Summary of the talk:

C++ gives you enough rope to shoot your leg off. Readable (and thus easy to maintain, easy to support) and error-free code in C++ is often hard to achieve. And while modern C++ standards bring lots of fantastic opportunities and improvements to the language, sometimes they make the task of writing high quality code even harder. Or can’t we just cook them right? Can the tools help? In this talk I’ll highlight the main (...)

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CLion 2018.2 released: clangd, new project models, sanitizers, and more–JetBrains
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CLion is becoming a more mature C/C++ IDE with the new release!

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CLion 2018.2 released: clangd, Gradle and compilation database projects, Google Sanitizers, and database support by Anastasia Kazakova From the article: In this release, we’ve done our best to deliver some very important new capabilities for both groups - our current customers and those still waiting for some critical functionality to be added before they adopt CLion. On the one hand, CLion comes with an experimental complementary clangd-base (...)

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JetBrains Dev Ecosystem survey: key Trends for C and C++
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Most interesting findings from this year’s study by JetBrains relating to C and C++.

The Developer Ecosystem in 2018: Key Trends for C and C++ by Anastasia Kazakova

From the article:

It seems that among all the respondents developing in C, 48% have abandoned all unit testing frameworks. This is a hike of 18% compared with last year. In contrast, among C++ developers the abandon rate soared by 20% this year. The C++17 standard was officially signed last year and is now seeing growing adoption numbers: 18%, compared with 12% last year. However, while nearly half of all respondents who are not on C++17 yet plan to upgrade to one or another new standard, only 8% of those who are not on C++17 yet are considering moving to C++17 in the next 12 (...)

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C++ Annotated: January - May 2018—Anastasia Kazakova
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A new edition of C++ annotated, a collection of C++ news by JetBrains C++ team.

C++ Annotated: January – May 2018 by Anastasia Kazakova

From the article:

What’s coming in C++20, ACCU, C++ Russia and C++Now trip reports and talk recordings, Simon Brand’s C++ tips collection, a bug in GCC, const position (east and west battle), deprecated std::iterator, new releases.

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Back to Aspen: C++Now trip report by JetBrains—Anastasia Kazakova,Phil Nash
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New trip report!

Back to Aspen: C++Now trip report by JetBrains by Anastasia Kazakova and Phil Nash

From the article:

In May we were back to Aspen for C++Now 2018. This year the weather in Aspen was very friendly (no snowstorm like in 2017) and we were enjoying every single day of the event.

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ACCU 2018 trip report—Anastasia, Timur, Phil
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Anastasia Kazakova, Timur Doumler, and Phil Nash describe their experience from the recent ACCU conference in Bristol.

ACCU 2018 trip report by Anastasia, Timur, Phil

From the report

A couple of weeks ago we traveled to Bristol for the annual ACCU Conference with our booth and 4 talks from our team (including a keynotes plenary!) in the main program. In this blog post I (Anastasia Kazakova, PMM for C++ Tools), Timur Doumler (Software Developer in the CLion team) and Phil Nash (JetBrains C++ tools Developer Advocate), would like to share our impressions and some interesting findings we had from the (...)

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CLion 2018.1 is released: more C++17, WSL, CMake Install, Fortran and Rust plugins—JetBrains
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A new release is here!

CLion 2018.1 is released: more C++17, WSL, CMake Install, Fortran and Rust plugins by Anastasia Kazakova From the article: With this year’s first update, CLion 2018.1, you get enhanced C++17 support (including structured bindings and if/switch with initializers), new CMake actions (like CMake Install), various editor improvements (breadcrumbs and more), and a more responsive editor. Windows users can benefit from support for Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), which makes it possible to compile, run, and debug Linux-compatible binaries while working on Windows, and even run them with Valgrind Memcheck. 2018.1 version also comes with the bundled support for Objective-C and Objective-C++, Fortran and Rust plugins. Rust (...)

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CLion 2017.3 released with C++ support improvements, Valgrind Memcheck…—Anastasia Kazakova
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A new version is here!

CLion 2017.3 released with C++ support improvements, Valgrind Memcheck, Boost.Test and much more by Anastasia Kazakova

From the article:

This year’s third release of CLion managed to accomplish both missions – bring dozens of C++ language support fixes, and overhaul and integrate new tools like Boost.Test and Valgrind Memcheck. Besides, v2017.3 updates a number of bundled tools, provides a simpler and more flexible way to configure toolchains, and improves the UI for running/debugging your applications...

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