30m C++ Crash Course! The Best Project Setups for Libs and Apps. Also Standards, and More!

One of the the first hurtles to jump through when learning C++ is figuring out how to structure your projects in a way that isn't going to be confusing in the long run, and in a way that is recognizable for others that take a look at your code. Hopefully this series clears up some of those initial questions. Let me know if you have any questions that arise from this and I'll make a Part 2 in the future with all the common ones.
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0:00 Introduction
0:30 Library Standards
7:42 Application Standards
24:00 Libs for your Apps
27:58 Build Systems
29:26 Outro
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Lib Structure Article: / c-project-structure-fo...
C++ Beginner Series: • Beginner C++ Episode 0...
CMake Tutorial: • CMake Tutorial EP 1 | ...
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[@xbmarx]

THANK YOU.
It seems like most C++ tutorials are just on syntax and things, but then I'm always left wondering how to set up a real project, not just do HelloWorld.
Really hard to find good content like this, thanks.

[@DannyHudetz]

true, i feel like most tutorials leave out a section for learning about the language's structure and typical project structures...

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

Glad I could help!

[@jorgegomes83]

That's what always kept me from start programming in C++, I mean, not knowing how to structure and build the project.
I dare to say this is the only video on the subject.
Thank you very much, sir!

[@superscatboy]

This in one of those subjects that doesn't get enough discussion, even though organising source files is a really fundamental skill.

[@astuteideas1194]

Finally I can understand a bit of what is happening after syntax coding. thanks

[@pipe_runner_lab]

I am blessed to get a lecture on C++ by Bertram Gilfoyle

[@fredbennett5285]

Thank you sir!

[@ujjwalarora4159]

God sent 🙌

[@yatharth1997]

Gilfoyle
?

[@pipe_runner_lab]

LMAO, I just wrote the same comment.

[@pnuema1.618]

The way you wing it makes this channel lol. Seems like you use a tool thats new to you everytime. I'm enjoying your vibe and explanations, it's also good too see you get stumped time to time. It really make me feel more normal.

[@volatus2354]

10:58 you can simply do
ni Data.h, Data.cpp
In fact, you can simply do both this and the next command at once:
ni Data.h, Data.cpp; code Data.h Data.cpp

[@gauravphalke5311]

Des at 13:10
Header loop problem 20:00

[@mirfan-2020]

"assimp" sus 😳