Modern C++ Features is a cheatsheet documenting language and library features across recent C++ standards.
The project addresses the challenge of keeping track of the expanding set of capabilities introduced in modern C++ versions. Rather than requiring developers to consult official standards documentation or scattered blog posts, it consolidates features from multiple standards into a single reference organized by standard version. The approach groups features by their introduction point, making it straightforward to understand what became available in each iteration of the language.
Developers maintaining codebases that target specific C++ standards, or those learning what capabilities are available in their target version, will find this most useful. It suits projects where team members need quick access to feature availability without diving into formal specifications. The cheatsheet format makes it practical for quick lookups during code review or design discussions when deciding whether a particular feature can be used.
The project shows consistent maintenance with regular updates to incorporate newly standardized features as they are finalized. Documentation is kept current and organized clearly by standard version, indicating active attention to accuracy and completeness.
