How I use C++: a line-by-line code review

omg I want your shirt!!!!!!!!!!!

is this what the C++ god looks like? seems to predictable

You don't need to write util:: everywhere, you just need using directives. But if your utils are not imported/shared/common/conflicting, then you don't need to bother.

The most impressive part of this video is your control over Vim

Awesome channel, top work! I'd love to watch all your videos since I have the time.

If you have a copyright notice at the bottom of the file and want an easy way to find the end of the code, simply put a divider comment before the copyright text. For example:

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

Then all you have to do is search for "---" and you're there.

Have you tried treesitter for highlighting?

what kind of autism do you have to have to still write so much unnecessary code in C++ without over-using OOP?

This is the perfect video for someone with enough experience looking for a tour of actual C++ code and not just cookie cutter tutorials. Super valuable! Thank you :)

Nice video. Very interesting perspective. Thank you for your time.

"One adventage is that it is initialized to NULL"

int* x = NULL;

This video was a goldmine of professional and robust practices. Thank you very much, I learned many a new thing!

I would love a vid or stream about your general workflow😢

what font is this . Looks really good. Also great vid btw. learned a lot .

angle brackets are for system headers. why aren't you using quotes instead?

Have you switched to polyglot or tree-sitter for your syntax highlighting yet? It's so worth it.

Gilfoyle from Silicon Valley, is that you?

I don't trust this guy. He works for Hooli!

When you open a video with "my C++ is insane" in the thumbnail and first thing you see is something that you thought was your code... 😄
I made a very similar UTF-8 helper

I have hard time following your code, maybe I am just not that good in C++.. What the heck is this wired syntax ? - 0b0011'1111 .Utf8 encoding is so simple, you just prepend 0 for 1 byte length code, 10 for 2 bytes length code 110 for 3 bytes length code or 1110 for 4 bytes length code then after the length bits follows the code value shifted to the right boundary as per encoded bytes length. When cannot encode the code point I think you should output U+FFFD � REPLACEMENT CHARACTER used to replace unrepresentable character.

are you father of galen colin cuz you both look same

@strager come back yo

There's a project, a serious project, that tries to remake comic sans. And the font looks cool imo. They're considering making the monospace version but they're busy with fixing the font.

This is the worst written code I’ve seen

Comic Sans is so based ngl

hate the fact that bracket are not on a new line, that makes the code really unreadable for me

first of all, make every method static, or atleast base your method off of the static method. Makes things a lot cleaner.

Make more videos.

If you have the short preamble at the top of the file, then have it add if missing at the end....

Or add the short license base on the LICENSE file in the root of the project.

Sounds like a short little tool to write

Instead of pointers from an array you could use std::span

u r amzng bruhhh ❤

I think I would put a //end comment or something like that at the bottom of files before the copyright info so I could search for that instead of G then scroll up.

I love C++, dude

Sane++ = C :-D

Hey man your code is great. one thing I would suggest is to put line breaks between lines that divert in intent. For example after assert and before definitions...many of scopes don't need it but a few do. For those reviewing the code, the separation helps guide you to what you're looking at IMO.

oh yea bro this is a fire channel!

I would call it ByteFucking

Boring

the hooli shirt was a sweet touch lmao

That’s a hooli tee

I hope you start doing videos about Rust, C++ and Javascript again. Such a fantastic channel and so little activity

I really dislike any programmer that doesn’t use a modern ide. It baffles me that someone wouldn’t want to use visual studio to write c++. I can understand people stick with what they learned on ; but using vim is just masochistic to me. Am I weird for that? I’ve always highly resisted writing code outside of a major ide

Professionally rawdogging CPP in gnome terminal + vim with no autocomplete or lsp is wild!