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Since C++ 11 it’s possible to use braces for construction and initialization. Although this is something you could ignore for the code you write, it’s obviously important to know for the code you may read.

In a previous post, we had a look at the new constexpr keyword that has been introduced in C++ 11. Today we’ll study another new fancy specifier: noexcept.

C++ 11 and C++ 14 came with a lot of new features. People tend to focus on lambdas and rvalue references, but today I’d like to talk about constexpr.

The topic of commenting source code has been discussed over and over.

I think the number one request from all our existing customers is to have as much as backward compatibility as possible with quasardb.

Computers have been invented to compute large amounts of data at very high speed, relative to the human brain speed. In a sense, computers have always been about “big data”. Although “big data” is probably more a marketing term than a technical one, we must acknowledge that we are at a threshold where data mining […]