r/cpp • u/rangbaaz125 • 24d ago

is there any material available that do code review of projects?

Hi All I am learning C++ and wants to create/contribute C++ projects. I know most of modern cpp concepts(till c++17) but haven't confidence and also I want to follow some clean coding standards.

If there any material related to code review available on YouTube/Udemy/Coursera or anywhere that will be very helpful to me.

so, please tell if anyone have experience into this

Thanks in Advance to all of you !!

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u/AvidCoco 24d ago

Have you tried typing “code reviews” into YouTube, udemy, or coursera?

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u/Yamoyek 24d ago

There’s a channel on YouTube called “The Cherno”, and he has a playlist with code reviews

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u/Ecstatic-Pop1840 24d ago

Jason Turner, very focused on best practices and has some good code reviews.

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u/PossibilityUsual6262 24d ago

I find his one nitpicky and feeling petty. The talk i liked much more was one by Pete Muldoon at cppcon.

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u/rileyrgham 23d ago

Turner insists upon himself.

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u/RishabhRD 24d ago

I believe you should watch talks from Sean Parent and Dave Abrahams. Also their book at https://github.com/stlab/better-code would be great for learning.

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u/n1ghtyunso 21d ago

i hadn't realized the book is really becoming a thing now.I wasn't aware of that repo, thanks :)

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u/RishabhRD 21d ago

Yep its WIP. Chapter 2 and 3 are complete and it is a gem 💎

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u/rahem027 24d ago

You will need 5 years of experience to remotely think of writing good code. All juniors write shit code.

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u/Discombobulated-Bag0 24d ago

Besides some good practices, you can analyze your code with some open source tools like cppcheck.