Events

CppCon Call for Lightning Talks

Do you have something to say to C++ programers? Can you say it in five minutes?

CppCon 2016 Call for Lightning Talks

by Michael Caisse

From the call:

Lightning talks are fast paced, short presentations often sprinkled with humor and intrigue. The popular 5-minute talks present topics that are interesting to C++ programmers and are open to speakers at all experience levels.

CppCon Regular Registration Ends Sunday

The window is closing on regular registration for CppCon 2016

CppCon 2016 Registration

by Jon kalb

From the website:

The Regular registration fee is $995. Regular registration ends September 11th, after which the late registration fee of $1195 applies.

CppCon 2016 Call for Open Content

Do you have something to say to C++ programers?

CppCon 2016 Call for Open Content

by Michael Caisse

From the call:

Open Content is just that, open! Attendees and regular program speakers alike can propose sessions on anything that interests them.

 

Announcing the Meeting C++ Student Program

The Meeting C++ Student Program is live:

Announcing the Meeting C++ Student Program

by Jens Weller

From the article:

Rules

  • You are between 18 and 25 years old (Will be checked during registration at the event!)
  • 25 "Students" will be selected from all participants (randomly)
  • Definition of Student: I don't want to define or check who is a student or not. Hence age is only requirement. Age will be checked at the event.
  • The program covers the ticket, but not costs for travel and accomondation
  • Workshops are not included
  • No cheating or manipulation in any form (exclusion from program)
  • The ticket is not transferable, no refund for purchased tickets
  • There is no recourse to legal action

CppCon 2016 Call for Volunteers

CppCon is recuiting volunteers.

Call for Volunteers

for CppCon 2016

From the call:

We need people to help assemble registration packets and badges, register attendees, assist speakers with Audio/Video, and in general be on hand to make things run smoothly. In exchange, we’ll see to it that you’ll spend at least half of your time in sessions.

 

CppCon 2016: David Schwartz Keynote and Jason Turner Plenary

cppcon-037.PNGDavid Schwartz, the Chief Cryptographer of the Ripple distributed payment system, will be presenting a keynote at CppCon 2016 about developing blockchain software in C++.

Also, Jason Turner will give a plenary talk about using C++17 to write high-performance code on the Commodore 64.

You can read more about their talks here.

There’s still time to register for CppCon 2016! Come join us in September!

C++ User Group Meetings in August

The monthly overview on upcoming C++ User Group meetings on Meeting C++:

C++ User Group Meetings in August

by Jens Weller

From the article:

The monthly overview on the upcoming C++ User Group meetings. As there is again a group meeting at the first, I have to publish this today, so that there will still be some groups not in the listing, as they are publishing their meetings in the coming days. Still, already 26 groups will meet in August!

There are 3 new C++ User Groups: Copenhagen, Singapore, and Gdansk.

C++/Graphics Workshop--Stephanie Hurlburt

Are you interested?

C++/Graphics Workshop

by Stephanie Hurlburt

Description of the event:

Ever been curious about C++ and graphics programming, but not sure where to start?
Maybe you are an artist who'd like to build your own tools. Maybe you're a game developer wishing your games would run faster, or have even better graphics effects. Regardless, knowledge of the way graphics work at a low level is an empowering skill.
We'll be covering real-time graphics with C++/OpenGL as well as raytracing. It'll be aimed at beginners, but everyone is welcome.
This'll be an intimate workshop, meant for around 20 people. We'll give a talk and then walk you through some hands-on examples. Be sure to bring a laptop if you can!