during my work for WCSS we made internal C++0x training for ourselves. after it was done an idea came to write all (well – most of) this down in a form of series of articles. and so me, Wojek and Mariusz decided to write series of articles. they were published in Software Developer's Journal starting with 2011.08.01.

content:

• overview
• a note about compilers and their support for C++0x
• nullptr
• generalized constant expressions
• static assertions
• variadic templates
• tuples

C++0x part 1 as html

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content:

• initializer list
• unified initialization
• smart pointers
• external templates
• note on compilers support for (new) templates

C++0x part 2 as html

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content:

• rvalue-references
• perfect forwarding

C++0x part 3 as html

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this part describes syntax and usage of lambda expressions - one of the killer features of C++11, i'd say. :)

C++0x part 4 as html

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part 5 focuses on one of the biggest changes in C++11 – addition of threads support, as a part of the standard.

C++0x part 5 as html

as usually you can download whole magazine. that bad thing is the final typesetting – this time it is far worse than it was before. we (i.e. authors) again had no chance to report corrections, since we were not given the final typesetting for a review. thus i recommend you reading the HTML version, that we used internally to work on.