A C++ review Community
summary
A community launches to review C++ libraries with a live r/cpp_review subreddit, a one‑month review window and an upcoming public list of libraries that passed review. Reviews use Reddit threads, encourage contributions from beginners and experts, and employ concrete tools—fuzzing, static analyzers, leak checks. Aim is lighter than Boost’s formal process (Boost reviews ran ~600 emails), and the initiative already exists as a working forum rather than a proposal.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:10A C++ review Community
- 0:31Library Certification
- 1:52Boost Lib Incubator
- 4:06Reviews need to scale
- 4:56A Library Author
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