C++ exceptions are becoming more and more problematic

Made of Bugs

Build Forms Without A Byte Of Coding

Architecture Patterns: Caching (Part-1)

Issue #174

2/23/2022

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Ahh, nothing like seeing the code that sprung from your finger tips working smoothly in the wild. It looks like so far there have been two successful referrals. Again, if you think there's something wrong, let me know! It's still pretty rough around the edges, in that I have to manually execute the script that recalculates all of the counts and new sub IDs, which also creates a bit of a race condition, but at least it's live.
Partially related, I wanted to underline the importance of just launching. I read a quote a couple of days ago which I remember as "if you're happy with what you've launched, you've launched too late". It's one of those things that deep down I know, but tend to forget sometimes, especially when it comes to designing things. I find myself taking a step back and thinking "shit, I have no idea what's actually going to work until I get this into people's hands". On top of that, I find that motivation to continue working on a project skyrockets when you have people actually interacting with it.
Anyway, here's the issue.

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C++ exceptions are becoming more and more problematic

Published: 12 February 2022
Tags: c++

Thomas Neumann highlights the current performance issues with C++ exceptions and proposes four potential solutions, three of which are other proposals and the last being just fixing exceptions.


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Made of Bugs

Published: 22 February 2022
Tags: c, linux

Nelson Elhage describes a bug related to creating child processes in Linux that was causing unexpected crashes in a small percentage of distributed jobs.


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Build Forms Without A Byte Of Coding

Published: 23 February 2022
Tags: sponsored

Reform is a form builder that makes it easy to create clean, native-feeling forms for your projects.


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Architecture Patterns: Caching (Part-1)

Published: 19 February 2022
Tags: architecture, cache

Kislay Verma explains what caching is and where it is used, then goes on to describe read through, write through, write behind, refresh ahead architectures and what to consider when choosing a caching implementation.


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