You have mastered the basics of C++ and have found that your language standard is no longer up to date. Now you want to expand your knowledge. You are attracted to the current standards and their functions.
My motto for all programming activities is: write clear and distinct code. A mindset that I pass on in my courses so that you can minimize errors and software runs stable.
My name is Andreas, and I am the managing director of Unique Code GmbH. I have been working with C++ for embedded systems for over 12 years. I like writing software for systems with low memory and all the other limitations that come with this kind of hardware.
Learn everything you need to know about C++ with standards 11, 14, 17, and C++20. Write less code for the same performance and less maintenance.
In the training courses, you will deepen your C++ knowledge. The aim is for participants to understand the training content and be able to apply it directly. The transfer into your practice is important to fix errors later and write understandable, robust, and fast code.
All information about the training coursesYou can experience me as a speaker at international conferences such as CppCon, NDC TechTown, Core C++, and code::dive. Enrich your event with an entertaining talk on modern C++.
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The quality of software is more important today than ever. Errors in the code lead to delayed product releases. Use a code review and find possible errors before the first release.
Book a code reviewSee your source code through the eyes of a compiler with C++ Insights, a free tool I built for programmers. The Clang-based tool tells you how the compiler sees your source code. C++ Insights turns a C++ input into an expanded version with everything the compiler adds to the source code behind the scenes. In my training courses, C++ Insights helps explain certain aspects of C++.
The C++ programming language and its main libraries have been an International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standard since 1998. There have been several updates since the first standard, C++98. An international team of experts from the ISO standardization committee meets regularly and develops C++ further. As a committee member, Unique Code GmbH works to keep C++ sustainable.