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Keynotes at Meeting C++ 2025

Anthony Williams

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James McNellis
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Level up your C++ with Packt books
published at 07.08.2025 22:20 by Jens Weller
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Earlier this year I started reviewing a few C++ books from Packt, followed by an interview with the author. Now Packt has released a humble bundle with a total of 22 books in it, which is a great deal for getting more or less a C++ library of ebooks.
Updating my RSSReader from Qt5 to Qt6
published at 10.07.2025 15:59 by Jens Weller
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Never touch a running system is maybe something that you're familiar with. But one day that system stops running, and you decide to get on with the long overdue updates. So this week I've ported my RSSReader for Meeting C++ from Qt5 to Qt6.9.1.
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