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Wrote a Version Control topic, including sections on the super-project, breaking changes, and filing issues, for the Contributor Guide Wrote a Continuous Integration (CI) topic, with sections on the range of tools available, and including best practices and links to good…

I have recently become more involved in the maintenance of Boost.Beast. Since Klemens is currently occupied with Boost.Cobalt and [not yet Boost].Request, I have contributed minor PRs such as fixing the issue of using asio::deferred as a completion token .

Over the past few months I have primarily been working on two libraries: charconv and decimal.

Over the last few months I have been mainly working on boost.async and getting it ready review - twice. It had two review periods (August, with too low a turnout) and one in late September which it passed conditionally.

Shipped Boost.Unordered 1.83 . I’ve written the article “Inside boost::concurrent_flat_map” explaining the internal data structure and algorithms of this new container.

I’d like to share with you some of the initiatives and projects I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating on over the past few months.

Development on Unordered has been proceeding smoothly. Now that Boost libraries are permitted to drop C++03 support, Unordered has seen some long-needed cleanup.

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Here’s an overview of projects I have been working on the last few months.

CppCon 2023 was my first time attending this conference in person (instead of in my dreams), and it was everything I hoped for and more. I have spent many hours watching conference talks on YouTube, and I’m sure most of them have been from CppCon.

To: AllI am writing to you today to convey challenges I have faced regarding my interactions within our community, including Boost spaces, Standard C++ Committee meetings, and The C++ Language Slack Workspace. This year, I was diagnosed as neurodiverse by clinical experts. While

This is the first post in a series explaining C++20 coroutines by example.