cpp-coding-standards

Enforce modern C++ coding standards by reviewing pull requests to catch anti-patterns, ensuring type safety, RAII-based resource management, and alignment with the official C++ Core Guidelines. This eliminates raw pointers, memory leaks, and inconsistent code.

Refactor legacy C++ code to prevent memory leaks by replacing raw pointers with RAII-based resource management and applying the Rule of Zero. This ensures type safety and eliminates unsafe practices for C++17/20/23 development.

Apply RAII and const correctness in C++ classes by following modern C++ idioms that enforce type safety and immutability. Using the C++ Core Guidelines ensures proper resource management and eliminates inconsistent, non-idiomatic code structures.

Yes, this C++ coding standard supports C++20 and C++23 features. It provides full coverage of modern C++ best practices, including selecting appropriate language features for functions, templates, and concurrency.

Use the C++ Core Guidelines instead of traditional practices to eliminate non-idiomatic C++ code that causes bugs and security vulnerabilities. This approach enforces type safety, immutability, and RAII for safer C++17/20/23 development.

Modernize your C++ codebase when inconsistent code introduces maintenance debt, memory leaks, or bugs. Applying modern C++ standards refactors legacy codebases to ensure alignment with official guidelines and safe resource management.