wro.cpp has existed as a Slack workspace since 2021. This site is the public-facing hub — a place where posts live, events get announced, and anyone curious about serious C++ can find a door in.
What you'll find here
- Flagship technical posts (English) — hands-on deep dives into modern C++: C++26 reflection, language features, patterns, case studies.
- Short-form posts — "C++ This Fortnight" roundups, tool spotlights, problem-solutions.
- Events — monthly online meetups and quarterly in-person gatherings in Wrocław, often in Polish.
Talk to us
- Slack: wrocpp.slack.com — daily chat, Polish-centric.
- Meetup: meetup.com/wro-cpp — RSVPs and event discovery.
- GitHub Discussions: one thread per post, via the site repo.
- Events: see the events page.
Who runs it
Currently a solo effort by Filip Sajdak, with the intent of growing editorial help from the Wrocław C++ community. Guest posts welcome via the contribute page.
A note on the name
The .cpp is the one every C++ developer types a hundred times a day —
it's the source-file extension. So the community mark is wro.cpp, a
filename you'd find in any of our repos. The horseshoe-magnet logo is from the 2021
brand book, unchanged.