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MrDocs now describes its own metadata model, which let a quarter of work go into extensibility: Lua and JavaScript extensions, data-driven generators, macro support, and specializations that move in with their primary template.

Q1 was all about identifying Boost.Graph user community and implementing a community detection algorithm. Q2 has been focusing on making Boost.Graph a comfy place where our community can thrive by exorcising the old legacy shadows that a 30-year-old project inevitably summons.

Since 1998, the Boost community has been building the libraries that power some of the world’s most ambitious technology—from planetary rovers to particle accelerators. Now, we’re ready to share that story with you.

C++ is a working language. It runs the engines and the pipelines and the quiet infrastructure underneath almost everything people depend on, usually without anyone noticing it is there. And for forty years it has grown from the people who use it.