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Core C++ Topics on my blog

Bartlomiej Filipek

Hello there,

It's Bartek again,

Last time I've introduced myself briefly and mentioned the rules, the schedule, and some core links about the blog.

Today, I'd like to describe the current range of topics that you can read on the blog and suggest a few notable posts.

The blog has around 300 articles, and every month I try to add one or two posts.
(In the past I could even publish 3...5 articles per month, but as of 2026 this pace is much slower).

As you may have noticed, I currently write about "modern C++". I realized that it's not possible to write about too many things, and I focused on more "core C++". For example, at the beginning of my blogging "career", I wrote about gamedev/visual studio/OpenGL/cpp.
That decision also connects to my professional story, since I don't write much OpenGL/gamedev anymore. So I won't pretend I'm an expert :)

A few notable and recent texts related to C++?

At the end of 2012, I started my first article about C++ summary. In the articles, I gather the C++ implementation status, list of community events, new tools and resources valuable for C++ development

Here's the list so far:

With this series, I realized I like to stay near the edge of the newest stuff. Understand what's going on in C++ World and help others to stay up to date with the language.

I could even go further. Not only mention feature status, meetings, new books... but describe new things.

That's why in 2017 I started a whole new series about C++17. There are eight articles plus a summary of the newest stuff from the language.

  1. Fixes and deprecation
  2. Language clarification
  3. Templates
  4. Attributes
  5. Simplification
  6. Library changes - Filesystem
  7. Library changes - Parallel STL
  8. Library changes - Utils
  9. Bonus & Summary
And later I expanded the C++17 series and wrote more articles:
What's more, I packed all of my C++17 knowledge into an ebook that is available at Leanpub:
C++17 in Detail @ Leanpub.
The book is also available in print @Amazon

I plan to continue with C++ topics: new features, refactoring into modern C++, understanding modern C++, and good programming practices and tools. I started with C++17 features, then we got C++20 in 2020, C++23... and now we can cover C++26 and go beyond.

Let me know what your area of interest in C++/programming is. Just hit the Reply button.

Next time, I'll share a few stories behind my older articles and also from other topics that I've touched on, not directly related to C++.

best regards
Bartek
cppstories.com | @fenbf

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