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This is how I was taught C++ at ITMO University: 1. Implement my own 'printf' in pure Assembly 2. Implement Big Integer class with CoW and SOO 3. Implement the QuickHull algorithm 4. Learn Type Erasure and implement my own std::function 5. Implement Persistent Binary Search Tree (PBST) using std::shared_ptr 6. Implement a custom Hoard memory allocator, optimised for multithreaded programming I learned C++ before C. I never looked at C++ as "C with Classes".







4 years ago, we built an automotive 360° camera with a fisheye for object detection, aiding slow maneuvers like park assist. The final stitch showed great results (e.g. ground tiles) & texture blending. Today, it showed up on my YouTube feed: a nostalgic & proud piece of work.


When Nanoseconds Matter: Ultrafast Trading Systems in C++ by David Gross "While low-latency programming is sometimes seen under the umbrella of 'code optimization', the truth is that most of the work needed to achieve such latency is done upfront, at the design phase." I came across a fantastic talk from CppCon while searching for some optimization-related concepts. isocpp.org/blog/2025/05/c…
















