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Software Adventure - new blog name

I decided to change name of this blog, because I am going to present not only C++ topics here. From today you can expect topics describing problems and features of following domains of software development:

  • C++ programming language features, problems, issues
  • C programming language features, problems, issues
  • Unix/Linux programming (ex. standard Linux C library, system calls etc.)
  • Embedded Linux programming (problems and solutions related to Embedded Software Development)
  • Software Development Design - Object Oriented Programming, Design Patterns etc.
  • Software Development Life Cycle
  • Sometimes I will also present some articles related to other programming languages like: Python, Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS etc. 
As you noticed range of topics in this blog has been significantly extended. It should this blog more interesting.

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