Dear boost community, some time ago I announced a format library I'm working on. I think at that time it was still too incipient for one to evaluate whether it looked promising, thought some few but very useful observation were made ( one regarding i18n and other code bloat ) that made me change many things. Now the library is more evolved and I think it will be ready for review somewhere in the second half of this year, if no big change happens. This is a c++14 text format library with some unique features: - designed to be utf8 friendly - easy to extend for new destination types ( like some different string type ) - able to align (justify) a set of sub-arguments as one ( see joins https://robhz786.github.io/stringify/doc/html/special_input_types/special_in... ) - it enables the use of translations tools ( like gettext ), yet the formatting is not specified by a format string. And the problem with format strings that they lead to run time errors (instead of compilation error ) when they are incorrect. Hence I much appreciate any comments, especially if can identify any flaw I didn't realize. repo: https://github.com/robhz786/stringify doc: https://robhz786.github.io/stringify/doc/html/ best regards roberto