C++ Modules Tutorial in Visual Studio -- C++ in 2021

C++ 2021 comes with the exciting inclusion of modules, this is a tutorial for that!

Due to toolchain limitations, Visual Studio seems to be the best option for getting our feet wet with modules in C++. Follow along this tutorial to learn how!

If you're interested in acquiring reference material referenced throughout this course, please check:

Professional C++ by Marc Gregoire: https://amzn.to/3hxdqCY
C++ Concurrency In Action by Anthony Williams: https://amzn.to/3yjOVPy

0:00 Introduction
1:20 Setup
2:45 Project Setup
4:00 Create First File
5:35 First Module
12:15 Export All The Things!

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