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KDAB. Working with the latest C++ standards Modernizing your C++ development with C++11 / C++14 / C++17

Modernizing your C++ development with C++11 / C++14 / C++17

KDAB’s in-depth expertise in C++ and the new C++11 / C++14 / C++17 standards is demonstrated through projects, popular C++11 / C++14 / C++17 training courses and talks at conferences. Many of our projects have focused on modernizing the code base, boosting an application’s performance and making it as future-proof as possible. Refactoring code makes it easier to maintain and incorporate new features.

KDAB offers a wide range of C++ services

  • adding development capacity to your development team
  • writing complex applications
  • integrating code into various Operating Systems
  • supplementing and enriching existing applications
  • improving large scale maintainability
  • future-proofing applications
  • improving portability to other hardware and software platforms
  • solving concurrency and threading challenges
  • modernizing and cleaning up of existing code bases
  • performance analysis and optimizations

KDAB at the forefront of C++11 / C++14 / C++17

KDAB works with the latest versions of the C++ standard released in 2017. C++11 / C++14 and now C++17 bring many new features to C++ which make the language safer and faster, as well as easier and more fun to use. Our experience shows that modern C++ standards make for a more robust, less error prone, development environment.

  • KDAB engineers speak at major C++ conferences like Meeting C++ and CppCon
  • Our C++ blogs are at forefront of C++11 / C++14 / C++17 development
  • We have 18 years experience with Qt (a C++ framework), KDAB contributes to Qt and our engineers have created and maintain several modules of Qt, including Qt 3D.

Learn C++11 / C++14 / C++17

KDAB offers on-site and scheduled training courses for professional C++ developers.

Because of all the numerous changes, Bjarne Stroustrup, creator of C++, said that “C++11 feels like a new language”. C++14, released in 2014, brings some incremental improvements over C++11.

Some of the language features, such as the auto keyword, range-based for loops, uniform initialization and lambda functions, will immediately make your life easier. Moreover, powerful language constructs such as rvalue references and variadic templates can also help to making a program faster and more type-safe.

The new standard library additions finally give powerful tools to the programmer’s hands without requiring third-party libraries anymore. Completely new classes for multithreading, smart pointers and regular expressions are now provided, while there have been many additions to the containers and algorithms as well.

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