cppXplorers is a collection of experiments and examples in modern C++, with a focus on applied sciences and engineering. The project is organized as a mono-repository, where each crate is independent and self-contained.
The purpose of this repository is to provide a space for exploring numerical methods, algorithms, and patterns in C++ in a practical and modular way. It is not intended as a tutorial or comprehensive learning resource, but rather as a set of working examples and references.
Contributions are welcome. If you spot an issue, find an area that could be improved, or want to add your own example, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.