What I am suggesting is that a section on compiler warnings is just stamp collecting. The reader still needs to RTFM. Same with source control and development servers. At best these are items for an appendix or end notes. Don't drag the reader through context unless you are writing a textbook - and even then, don't.
I guess the tl;dr is that the table of contents looks longer than necessary for a book which has a thesis about design. Respect the fact that your readers will work out the implementation for themselves. Save "Use const wherever possible" for the supporting blog.
Edit away everything that is unnecessary, as I have not done with this comment. Do you really have something objectively important to say about namespaces, or are you just expressing an opinion based upon your preference? And even if you do have something important to say, about namespaces, is it something that a professional developer can integrate into their existing workflow without horrible disruption?
http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/paulgraham/onlisp.pdf
What I am suggesting is that a section on compiler warnings is just stamp collecting. The reader still needs to RTFM. Same with source control and development servers. At best these are items for an appendix or end notes. Don't drag the reader through context unless you are writing a textbook - and even then, don't.
I guess the tl;dr is that the table of contents looks longer than necessary for a book which has a thesis about design. Respect the fact that your readers will work out the implementation for themselves. Save "Use const wherever possible" for the supporting blog.
Edit away everything that is unnecessary, as I have not done with this comment. Do you really have something objectively important to say about namespaces, or are you just expressing an opinion based upon your preference? And even if you do have something important to say, about namespaces, is it something that a professional developer can integrate into their existing workflow without horrible disruption?
What is the MVB?
Good Luck