First Look: C++ Core Guidelines and the Guideline Support Library

Pluralsight
Course Summary
The C++ Core Guidelines is a set of rules designed to help you write modern, safe C++ - saving you time and effort as well as making your code more reliable. In this course, you'll learn the philosophy behind the guidelines and see some examples of how following them can improve your code.
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Course Description
C++ has a reputation for being a difficult and sometimes dangerous language. The C++ Core Guidelines is a set of rules designed to help you write modern, safe C++ - saving you time and effort as well as making your code more reliable. Announced Sept 21st 2015, the Guidelines are under active development. You can start to use them – and more importantly, to use tools that check your code against them – today. In this course, you'll learn the philosophy behind the guidelines and see some examples of how following them can improve your code. You'll learn how to use Visual Studio to check your code against the guidelines and start writing safer C++.
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Course Syllabus
Course Overview- 1m 49s
—Course Overview 1m 49sWhat Are the C++ Core Guidelines?- 38m 22s
—Introduction 0m 18s
—Overview 0m 43s
—When You Think C++ 1m 31s
—Modern, Safe, Simple 2m 38s
—Demo: Guidelines on GitHub 3m 32s
—The C++ Core Guidelines 1m 9s
—Example: Avoid Calling New and Delete 3m 11s
—Demo: Sample Guideline 3m 58s
—Tone and Character 1m 39s
—The Guideline Support Library 2m 16s
—Expansion for Safety 5m 32s
—With the GSL You Can 1m 56s
—Demo: One GSL Implementation 4m 45s
—The Guidelines Are Not 3m 12s
—Summary 1m 54sHow Can the C++ Core Guidelines Help You?- 41m 17sAre There Tools to Help You?- 16m 58s