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#Cpp
Jun 23 2026
We're building custom programming language—would you join us?
Uliana Khromchenko
What is expertise, and what lies at its core? Expertise varies in depth, field, and purpose. But some things never change: it can't exist without theory and experience; it can't emerge in an...
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#Release
Jun 19 2026
PVS-Studio 7.43: Unreal Engine support in Team license, extended MISRA C++ 2023, Zephyr SDK support, and more
Valerii Filatov
PVS-Studio 7.43 has been released. This version features expanded support for MISRA C++ 2023, Unreal Engine integration in the Team license, Zephyr SDK support and much more.
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#GameDev
Jun 16 2026
Game++. Part 1.3: Game engine architectures
Sergei Kushnirenko
This book offers insights into C++, including algorithms and practices in game development, explores strengths and weaknesses of the language, its established workflows, and hands-on solutions. C...
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#Release
Jun 15 2026
Changes to PVS-Studio's student licensing policy
Valerii Filatov
We have updated the licensing terms regarding the free use of the tool by students and teachers. Here is a breakdown of the changes.
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#StaticAnalysis #JavaScript
Jun 05 2026
Error that we had to ignore
Konstantin Volohovsky
Developing a static analyzer, as with any software project, involves trade-offs. Sometimes this means dropping perfectly valid analyzer warnings to make the tool better overall. In the article, we'll...
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#CSharp
Jun 03 2026
Bugs and suspicious code fragments in .NET 10
Nikita Panevin
A little over six months ago, .NET 10 was released. Have any defects remained in the project's source code after all these months? Let's try to find the answer to this question. Enjoy the article!
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Jun 02 2026
Bugs not dead: How to catch bugs in game code
Gleb Aslamov
Bugs, crashes, glitches… No game is truly perfect, but that doesn’t stop developers from striving for it. In this talk, we discuss why even experienced game development teams make mistakes and how to reduce the number of code issues. We cover common and hidden causes o…
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#Cpp
May 29 2026
Real-world C++ projects built with GenAI: do they exist?
Andrey Karpov
To keep PVS-Studio sharp against whatever new patterns of bugs vibe coding introduces, I've been hunting for real open-source C++ projects built this way. Turns out finding them is the hard part.
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#Go
May 28 2026
Double AI agents: What's hiding in your Golang code
Georgii Tormozov
Today, almost everyone has got a taste of the vibe code, and some have gone a step further by setting up their own AI agents for projects. Meanwhile, headlines are buzzing about how some AI agents...
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#Cpp
May 26 2026
C++ digest: News, helpful resources, & your own programming language as bonus
Anastasiya Vorobeva
While the industry debates memory safety, the ISO committee and developers continue shaping the future of a much-loved language, we've gathered the most exciting recent events from the C++ world...
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