Meeting C++ community survey results
summary
Survey runs since 2020 with 88 questions and session saved votes that produce yearly aggregates up to 2023 and can combine answers for cross filters. Tooling is session-based aggregates with 30/60 day locks. Key numbers: C++17 at ~43% while C++20 climbs and C++23 is ~10%, over 800 respondents answered C++20 feature questions, attributes no-use falls from ~40% to under 30% and nodiscard exceeds 40%, Visual Studio share drops from 58% to 48%, Rust and TypeScript reach about 12%.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Meeting++ survey intro
- 2:27Survey background
- 8:11UI frameworks trends
- 12:22C++ standard usage
- 16:16C++11 to C++20 features
- 24:28Container usage
- 25:53Future standard plans
- 29:29Standard attributes evolution
- 32:49Other languages in C++
- 33:55Geographic distribution
- 35:21Age and experience
- 36:52Job satisfaction
- 37:12Compiler and IDE stats
- 39:47Frameworks and testing
- 40:50Summary & Q&A
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01h 02mA tour through the Meeting C++ community survey
05mC++ Community Surveys
19mUpdate & Survey Session
59mStandard C++ toolset
01h 28mKeynote: C++ Painkillers for C++ Developers - The Evolution of C++ Tooling
18mThe State of JavaScript 2018
31m“New standards to the rescue: the view through an IDE’s glasses”
06mClosing Remarks