Almost half of C++ Linux projects I’ve been working with always had some kind of logging implemented, but it never had any set of rules or practices discussed before starting the project regarding when logs should be added, what should be message format, how many log levels is needed for…

I have just watched great talk of John Ousterhout on the topic of Software Design and I would like to share here few thoughts I really like and totaly agree with from that talk. A few overall concepts Classes should be deep Classes should be deep: with a very simple interface and with a very large amount of…

Linux/Unix OS and Command-line tools. Most likely you will write your C++ code for Unix-like OSs. Why? Because it’s open-source, which actually means that it’s free and everybody can use it, which lead to the fact that a lot of other C++ libraries and projects are written for Linux, so understanding…

I have been working with a code and with C++ in particular since 2014. It started when I had been finishing C++ courses and starting my first job as C++ developer. In these blog I’d like to talk about some best practices I’m following in my every day coding and about tools and books or blogs which I’ve found the most useful and interesting recently. These articles gonna be as my personal knowledge base which I hope others C++ (and probably not only) developers find useful and interesting.