Embedded systems require efficient data handling, making ring buffers, or circular buffers, a crucial tool.
The Active Object Design Pattern is a concurrency pattern used to separate method invocation from method execution, allowing asynchronous and non-blocking behavior.
C++20 introduced Ranges, a powerful standard library feature that simplifies code by replacing loops and iterators with a functional programming style for working with sequences.
Modules are a new feature in C++20 that allow you to group related code together into a single unit. This can make your code more modular and easier to understand.
