I am a C++ dev with around 2 yoe. I want to switch to a different tech stack as I feel I'm lagging behind and if I don't switch now it'll be too to change my tech stack. But the problem is recruiters are literally saying we can't go ahead with the interviews because the stack doesn't align even though i cleared the coding rounds. I'm not sure what to do now. Its not my fault that i got stamped to a C++ team straight out of college. Please help me out on how I can follow up with this shit.
i am trying to learn cpp. lets help each other out.
C++ does a lot of things so the libraries depend on what kind of projects you are making. For me, I use Oracle's OCCI, boost, chrono, apache arrow and apache thrift.
Yt Resources - Mike shah, cpp nuts & bo qian - mostly related to concurrency and multi threading.
Generally, the implementation or source files are kept in /cpp/src/, header files in /cpp/include. For building and compiling, you can use a Makefile to write down the rules for compiling.
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