I just started using KDevelop this week and I'm loving the functionality. I've used Kate for a while, but used Code::Blocks for C++ until recently.

There's just one thing I miss from Code::Blocks (other than the ability to compile the file I'm looking at using a key combo, but I understand the difficulty in mixing that with CMake) and it's the way Code::Blocks handled auto-complete for std::forward (or at least I assume that's where this stems from).

make_shared from gcc-multilibs is a template function that creates a shared_ptr object using std::forward to create an object using one of the shared_ptr's template object's constructors. Currently when you activate auto-completion on something like std::make_shared<std::string>() inside the parenthesis it will just show you the template's _Args&& __args. Ideally it should show you the auto-complete for std::string's constructor.