Today marks another important day in my calendar as I’m proud to announce the general availability of cpp-netlib 0.9.1. You can now download the source packages from the Github download page. If you want to see what’s new you can head on to the online documentation page for what’s new...
Yesterday I wrote about some of the things I’m trying to do to reduce the compile times of cpp-netlib — at least in the tests. Today was mostly demolition day for me. This means today I spent most of my time tearing big things (tests) down into smaller pieces. This also allows me to isolate...
The C++ Network Library team is proud to announce the availability of version 0.8 of the library after one whole week of getting feedback on the Beta version. The library is being maintained by Dean Michael Berris the project founder (and author of this blog) and is being supported by the C++ Network...
Yesterday I packaged and released for general availability the beta of the impending cpp-netlib 0.8 release. I decided to package a beta version to gather feedback from current and potential users about the features to be made available in the upcoming release, so that additions and enhancements can...
If you’ve been following this blog, you know that I am the author and one of the maintainers of the cpp-netlib project. The cpp-netlib project aims to develop a header-only, modern C++, standards-compliant implementation of the popular higher level networking protocols like HTTP, XMPP, SMTP, and...