Dashing through the snow, Boost 1.87 comes your way! One new library and updates to 30 more. Download: boost.org/users/history/… Boost.Parser, framework for building parsers: boost.org/libs/parser #boost #boostcpp #cpp #cplusplus

I did a project on making an optimized implementation of the S+ tree. The result is 40x speedup over plain binary search! It builds on Algorithmica's post on S-trees and the famous paper "Array layouts for comparison based searching" by Paul Khuong ([email protected]). 🧵 curiouscoding.nl/posts/static-s…

Boost.Hash2 has been accepted! Extensible hashing framework supporting user-defined types, plus many prepackaged algorithms. Thanks to Review Manager Matt Borland. Repo: github.com/pdimov/hash2 Docs: pdimov.github.io/hash2/doc/html… #boost #boostcpp #cpp #cplusplus

An experiment on consuming Boost libraries as C++ 20 modules, from Rubén Pérez anarthal.github.io/cppblog/module… #boost #boostcpp #cpp #cplusplus

Crack Boost 1.88 open and see what's inside for you! Two new libraries and updates to 21 more. Download: boost.org/users/history/… Hash2, an extensible hashing framework: boost.org/libs/hash2 MQTT5 client library built on top of Boost.Asio: boost.org/libs/mqtt5

Boost.MQTT5 is now available with your latest Boost upgrade. Client library based on Boost.Asio with full MQTT 5.0 support, publishing and receiving capabilities and QoS 0, 1 and 2. Repo: github.com/boostorg/mqtt5 Docs: boost.org/libs/mqtt5

On a break from the ongoing WG21 meeting, Boost.Optional maintainer Andrzej Krzemieński introduces us to the recent Boost Fiscal Sponsorship model: boost.org/doc/contributo… boost.org/libs/optional open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/

This time they even spelled my name correctly. Also, reflection is done and will be in C++26. You are all welcome.

View from the hotel room in Sofia, Bulgaria, where the C++ committee meeting just took place.

C++26 is going to have Reflection! I am very excited about that fact, so I wrote a new #cpp post with a very cool example. We're taking a JSON string and turning it directly into a C++ object: brevzin.github.io/c++/2025/06/26…

Today I learned that the result_type of std::mt19937 (a random number generator that produces 32 bit numbers) is std::uint64_t under GCC. This is highly intuitive and exactly what I wanted. Not.

Boost.Bloom is now available with your latest Boost upgrade. Classical, block and multiblock Bloom filters, and more. Repo: github.com/boostorg/bloom Docs: boost.org/libs/bloom

API design is my passion

The official re-review of Klemens Morgenstern's Boost.SQLite proposal runs from Aug 25 to Sep 3. Mohammad Nejati manages the re-review. Repo: github.com/klemens-morgen… Docs: klemens.dev/sqlite Participate: lists.boost.org/archives/list/…

A string library beating OpenCV at image processing by 4x?! It happened when Vladimir Iglovikov integrated StringZilla into Albumentations (100M+ downloads) last year Sometimes the best image processing solution... isn't about images at all 😎 ashvardanian.com/posts/image-pr…

Boost made a cameo in the final #CppCon keynote. Thanks to matt godbolt is mostly on bsky these days for the mention, and to the C++ community for keeping Boost strong! boost.org

Did you know that ClickHouse uses more than 20 Boost libraries! Algorithm, Any, CircularBuffer, Container, StringAlgo, Context, Convert, Core, DynamicBitset, ContainerHash, Geometry, Heap, Integer, Intrusive, IOStreams, LexicalCast, Locale, Math, MultiIndex, Multiprecision,

We are open-sourcing OpenZL, a new data compression library and training tools to generator specialized compressors for structured data, achieving performance levels inaccessible to classic generic algorithms: github.com/facebook/openzl

You know you want this. And I'll be shipping it soon. 100% memory safety. 100% the software you know and love. 0% Rust.

The uv release pipeline broke because our release notes included the term "Bearer Token", causing GitHub to redact and malform a JSON payload in GitHub Actions. Ironically, the entry in the release notes was about redacting Bearer Tokens in various output contexts.