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Congratulations to our Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed for Winning the Nobel Peace Prize.

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If you ever want to develop simple GUI-based C++ apps, use Win32++, a great library that turns the old and obsolete Win32 API into an OOP-based powerful library. Check the repo in SourceForge, files will be posted soon.


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Good Morning, People!

For all of you up so early today I hope you are ready for a great day!

For all programmers reading this, I hope today is the day you come up with your game changing project idea!

Have a great day, everyone!

#DailyMotivation
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#LifeTip

Virtual Destructors are somewhat pragmatically useful when a large amount of inheritance is involved. Make sure to use them according to each usage case.

#Advanced
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Everyone get ready for the 500 member giveaway...we're getting there!

The prize is 25 Birr Mobile Airtime to a random winner.

Add members everyone!

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Happy New Year everyone!


Can't believe it's the next decade, can't wait to see all the development the next ten years will bring.

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“Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight.”

- Bill Gates
Tools for C++ Programming in 2019

There are several tools you can use to develop C++ applications. But in 2019, it's all about being cross-platform, fast and reliable. And so therefore today here at @cppunchained I'll share you the best tools to use for C++ in 2019.

Compiler

The age-old question. What is the best compiler for C++? The answer is simple. Each compiler is suited to each use case. In simple terms, for small to medium projects, use GNU GCC; for medium to large projects use Visual Studio's C++ Compiler and IDE and for the largest projects, use paid compilers like Intel's optimizing C++ compiler.


IDEs

What IDE you use doesn't define your programming skills. What car you drive doesn't determine your intellectual capacity either. Therefore use the IDE that you feel most comfortable with. The top ones we personally recommend though are Visual Studio, CodeBlocks, CodeLite, KDevelop, NetBeans, Geany and C++ Builder.


APIs

There's a lot of APIs for different purposes out there...but nowadays it's generally best to use native, cross-platform APIs for the best results. No so long ago those two words weren't together in a sentence, but now thanks to frameworks like Qt and Vulkan, we can use cross-platform AND native code APIs for the best code.

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If you run Windows you need to run a full update and reboot immediately.
Looks like the non updated version (second latest) has an RCE (remote code exec) vulnerability which basically grants root access to anyone who exploits CVE-2020-0601

https://media.defense.gov/2020/Jan/14/2002234275/-1/-1/0/CSA-WINDOWS-10-CRYPT-LIB-20190114.PDF



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