10 years of Poco C++ Libraries
summary
Started in 2004 and now roughly 600k lines and over 1,000 classes, Poco provides HTTP client and server, XML/JSON, database and MongoDB connectors, and a wrapper around OpenSSL for SSL and crypto. Project shows ~30–50 clones per day, about 100 contributors, and downloads climbed to >5,000/month by 2012 after moving to GitHub, which triggered more contributions. Development uses continuous integration (TeamCity Travis AppVeyor), a Boost license, and real commercial users since 2006.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:01Overview of the Pacu Libraries
- 3:54Download History
- 9:49Challenges
- 10:02Continuous Integration Servers
- 10:19Continuous Integration
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