By Adrien Hamelin | May 18, 2018 11:12 AM | Tags: community
New trip report!
Back to Aspen: C++Now trip report by JetBrains
by Anastasia Kazakova and Phil Nash
From the article:
In May we were back to Aspen for C++Now 2018. This year the weather in Aspen was very friendly (no snowstorm like in 2017) and we were enjoying every single day of the event.
By Adrien Hamelin | May 7, 2018 12:39 PM | Tags: community
Don't forget.
Submission Reminder
by cppcon
From the article:
The deadline for session submissions is only days away. Review the Call for Submissions and make your submission soon. You can run your ideas by the Submission Advice mailing list, but you must hurry for this. The advice list gets very busy as the deadline draws near...
By Meeting C++ | May 2, 2018 02:19 AM | Tags: workshop training templates meetingcpp intermediate c++17 c++14 c++11 advanced
Meeting C++ 2018 offers also a workshop with Nicolai Josuttis:
Modern C++ Template Programming
by Jens Weller
From the article:
Each and every C++ programmer uses templates. Containers such as vector<> or array<>, strings, algorithms such as sort(), iterators, and I/O streams are all implemented as generic code. Modern C++ adds type traits, smart pointers, and template member functions such as emplace(), and generic lambdas as a tricky form of generic code.
Nevertheless the knowledge and understanding of how to implement and use templates is very limited and each and every programmer is sooner or later getting uncertain.
This workshop therefore discusses templates for a whole day to make clear what it means to use templates and how to use them in practice. As a result the general understanding of templates will be improved and generic code might become more helpful and less surprising.
By Adrien Hamelin | Apr 30, 2018 02:00 PM | Tags: experimental community
The future is still getting closer.
March 2018 ISO C++ Meeting Trip Report (SG1: Concurrency and Parallelism)
by Thomas Rodgers
From the article:
This year’s Winter ISO C++ Standard Committee meeting was held in March in Jacksonville, Florida. A number of larger features, for which there is substantial interest but which are also difficult to get right, were discussed:
- Concepts, along with Concept types from the Ranges TS; see P0898 and n4685
- Modules; see n4689
- Coroutines; see n4723
- Networking; see n4711
- Executors; see p0443
By Adrien Hamelin | Apr 27, 2018 02:26 PM | Tags: community
Were you there?
ACCUConf 2018 Trip Report
by Arne Mertz
From the article:
Two weeks ago, I attended the ACCU Conference in Bristol again, and again it was a blast. ACCUConf is by far the most interesting and enjoyable conference I have attended so far...
By Meeting C++ | Apr 26, 2018 07:04 AM | Tags: meetingcpp conference community
Much to expect from this years set of Keynote speakers at Meeting C++ 2018
Keynotes at Meeting C++ 2018
by Jens Weller
From the article:
Two of them are well known for a long time in the C++ community as speakers and book authors, while Lisa can be seen as a newcomer. All three of them still have some time to think about what they'd like to talk about, I might give you more insights into the keynotes later this year.
By Jon Kalb | Apr 26, 2018 06:02 AM | Tags: cppcon community
The next CppCon conference is in Bellevue, Washington September 23-28.
Registration for CppCon 2018 is Open
From the announcement:
In addition to the regular conference program there will be keynotes, lightning talks, and panels. There are also pre- and post-conference classes (both two-day and one-day are offered) as well as a meeting of SG14.
By Felix Petriconi | Apr 25, 2018 11:32 AM | Tags: conference community
Anastasia Kazakova, Timur Doumler, and Phil Nash describe their experience from the recent ACCU conference in Bristol.
ACCU 2018 trip report
by Anastasia, Timur, Phil
From the report
A couple of weeks ago we traveled to Bristol for the annual ACCU Conference with our booth and 4 talks from our team (including a keynotes plenary!) in the main program. In this blog post I (Anastasia Kazakova, PMM for C++ Tools), Timur Doumler (Software Developer in the CLion team) and Phil Nash (JetBrains C++ tools Developer Advocate), would like to share our impressions and some interesting findings we had from the conference.
By Pacific++ | Apr 25, 2018 11:28 AM | Tags: conference community
Do you have C++ knowledge to share? Speaker applications are now open for our October conference in Sydney, Australia.
Pacific++: Call for Talks
by PacifiC++
About the conference
We welcome applicants from all skill levels, so please do not hesitate to submit a talk!
For more information or to apply now, please visit our speaker portal: https://speaker.pacificplusplus.com/
By Marco Arena | Apr 24, 2018 12:23 AM | Tags: community
A full day of C++ in Italy, June 23, 2018 / University "Bicocca", in Milan.
Italian C++ Conference 2018
Keynote Speaker:
Peter Sommerlad, Director of IFS Institute for Software
An event organized by the Italian C++ Community.
Sponsors: Bloomberg, JFrog/CONAN, JetBrains, Aresys, KDAB, Recognition Robotics, Sigeo
International attendees are welcome: most of the talks are in English.
In a nutshell
The Italian C++ Conference 2018 aims to be a forum for exchanging experiences using the C++ language. The event consists of 11 tech sessions and more than 3 hours of networking.
Who should attend the Italian C++ Conference 2018?
This event is made by passionate C++ professionals for C++ professionals, students and enthusiasts.
What can I find at the Italian C++ Conference 2018?
The agenda consists of 1x90-min keynote, 8x50-min tech talks and 2x20-min short tech talks.
More than 3 hours allocated for networking. Sponsors area.
You can refer to the detailed program for more information.
When does the Italian C++ Conference 2018 take place?
The event will be held on June 23, 2017 at the University "Bicocca", in Milan.
Check-in at 8.30 AM. The event starts at 9.30 AM and will last for a full day.
Who supports this event?
Sponsors: Bloomberg, JFrog/CONAN, JetBrains, Aresys, KDAB, Recognition Robotics, Sigeo
Get in touch if you want to sponsor the event
Do I need to register?
The Italian C++ Conference 2018 is free, but you must register to facilitate the organization of the event. You can register here.
