Best C++ Programming Blogs in 2026
Roughly sorted by usefulness to learners and "up-to-date-ness".
Weekly list of new C++-related articles, videos, library updates, etc.
Jonathan Boccara's blog about writing modern C++; regularly updated. He also wrote a book about dealing with legacy code.
Bartłomiej Filipek's blog about C++ and native programming; updated at least once a week. He's the author of C++17 in Detail .
Herb Sutterʼs blog; you should check out the excellent
Guru Of The Week
article series!
Herb is the author of Exceptional C++
and more books. He also posts news about C++ standardization.
Articles about C++; Andreas is the creator of
C++ Insights
, a
source-to-source transformation tool that makes
behind-the-scenes compiler magic
visible and understandable.
Rainer Grimm's Blog; Rainer was an independent trainer and the author of several C++ programming books and online articles. He sadly passed away in 2025. His blog is now maintained by C++ experts who were close friends of Rainer.
Series of articles about C++ fundamentals, best practices and the Abseil library.
Jonathan Müllerʼs blog about modern C++ techniques and libraries
Arthur O’Dwyer's blog about various C++-related topics
Jason Turner's blog with articles about C++, Concurrency and links to the excellent
C++ Weekly
video series.
Jason is an independent contractor and trainer and author of
C++ Best Practices
.
Conor Hoekstra's blog about programming languages, algorithms and C++
Ruzena Gurkaynak's site with collection of nice infographics,
slide decks about functional programming in C++ and
articles about using the rangesv3 library
Arne Mertzʼs blog about modern C++ with various articles on how to write simpler and cleaner code.
Articles about C++ and programming in general.
Wesley Shillingford's blog about Modern C++; has a nice collection of C++20-related programming items
Viktor is the main author of the
{fmt}
library which is the basis of
std::format
.
Various articles about C++ and other programming stuff.
Some great articles about fundamental aspects of C++.
Corentin Jabot's blog about C++ and standardization in particular.
Maintains a collection of coding challenges / exercises.
Paul Silisteanu's blog about C++ programming, mostly with a focus on Windows.
Lesley Lai's blog about C++ and other programming stuff.
Articles mostly about newer features and the evolution of C++.
Eric Nieblerʼs blog
Eric is the lead author of the ranges library which is the origin of
the C++20's std::ranges facilities.
Blog about various C++ topics.
Sy Brand's blog; Sy is a Microsoft Developer Advocate and #include<C++> organizer
C++ tutorials, C and C++ news, and information about Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, and Vcpkg from the Microsoft C++ team.
Raymond Chen's blog @ Microsoft with a lot of C++-related articles; updated daily
News and discussion for the POCO community.
Thomas Lourseyre's blog about bad (and sometimes good) C++ programming practices
Fairly new blog with C++-related articles by Rajat Jain.
Philippe M. Groarke's blog about various C++ topics. Has a nice list of C++ UI libraries.
C++, graphics programming, great x86-46 assembly tutorial
Philip Trettner's blog about graphics, C++, optimizations and more
C++, Rust, concurrency, software design
Random thoughts on programming languages, compilers, operating systems, etc.
C++, math, algorithms, machine learning and general CS topics
Coral Kashri's Blog about C++ basics, design patterns and more
mostly about LLVM-related stuff
Denis is a blogger, speaker and author of "Performance Analysis And Tuning on Modern CPUs"
C++ standardization and audio processing
C++ evolution / standardization
about various C++ topics including language features, standards, idioms, design patterns, functional, and object oriented programming
Len Holgate's blog about C++ development on the Windows platforms and various other less technical stuff.
Mostly about functional programming, category theory, etc. nowadays. Still very interesting (not only) to C++ programmers and of very high quality.
Last updated: 2022-03-18
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