CppCon Call for Poster Submissions
This year, CppCon will, for the first time, have poster presentations. The call for poster submissions has just been released.
The Call for Poster Submissions
Events
Conference Submission Deadlines--Jon Kalb
Some deadlines are close!
Conference Submission Deadlines
by Jon Kalb
Italian C++ Conference 2016--Marco Arena
A brief article on the first edition of:
Italian C++ Conference 2016
by Marco Arena
From the article:
After two years of meetups and participations in Italy, last Saturday we had more than 100 people attending (130+ registered people – ~22% drop) the first edition of the Italian C++ Conference, in Milan, our new free event fully focused on C++. Hosted by “Bicocca” University and sponsored by RogueWave Software, we delivered 5×60′ technical sessions, 1×30′ sponsor demo session and 1×40′ Q/A panel. It has been a great day!...
C++Now 2016 trip report--Vittorio Romeo
Do you want to know what happened at the last C++Now?
C++Now 2016 trip report
by Vittorio Romeo
From the article:
I am very happy to have been part of the C++Now conference for another year, and I hope that I'll be able to come back in the future.
This year, I participated both as a speaker and as a Student/Volunteer.
The experience was, again, simply fantastic: I spent four days in a beautiful location, attended some of the most technically advanced and innovative C++ talks and, most importantly, had the occasion to meet a lot of amazing people.
As a Student/Volunteer, my tasks included: recording the talks, helping during the lunch break/picnic, assisting speakers during sessions and generally helping attendees when possible.
I'd like to thank Jon Kalb, Bryce Lelbach, and the rest of conference staff for making my participation possible.
In this trip report, I'll briefly describe some of my favorite talks and what I have learned from them, then introduce my sessions...
Presentation materials for C++Now 2016
Here is a link to get all the presentations of the latest C++ Now:
Presentation materials for C++Now 2016
New “Italian C++ Conference” event in Italy (Italian only)
A full day of C++ in the Italian language:
Italian C++ Conference 2016
May 14, 2016
University "Bicocca", in Milan.
Special guest: James McNellis, from the Visual C++ Team.
The site and the event are entirely in Italian. Here is a translation of the main information:
In a nutshell
The Italian C++ Conference 2016 aims to be a forum for exchanging experiences using the C++ language, paying special attention to what we learned in the last years using C++11 and C++14, and what to expect from the upcoming C++17.
James McNellis will talk (in English!) about CoRoutines and CRT refactoring.
Other Italian C++ professionals will speak (in Italian) on different topics.
Who should attend the Italian C++ Conference 2016?
This event is made by C++ professionals for C++ professionals, students and enthusiasts.
What can I find in the Italian C++ Conference 2016?
After 5 years of C++11, we'll show the picture of the situation through real stories.
The agenda consists of 5x60' tech talks and 1x40' Q/A "Ask Us Everything" panel.
James McNellis will talk about CoRoutines and about his experience on redesigning the C Runtime (CRT).
Other speakers are Italian C++ professionals, working in different domains. They will cover topics like C++ simplification, REST and Websocket, ideas for teaching modern C++.
Coffee breaks and lunch included.
You can refer to the detailed program for more information.
When does the Italian C++ Conference 2016 take place?
The event will be held on May 14, 2016 at the University "Bicocca", in Milan.
Check-in starts at 8.30 AM, the main event starts at 9.00 AM and will last for a full day.
Who supports this event?
RogueWave Software is our main sponsor.
JetBrains and O'Reilly are supporting us with free books/licenses.
Get in touch if you want to support us!
Do I need to register?
The Italian C++ Conference 2016 is free, but you must register to facilitate the organization of the event. You can register here.
Schedule for ACCU 2016 has been published
The schedule for the annual ACCU Conference has just been published. The conference will be held at Marriott Hotel City Centre, in Bristol, UK, on April 19-23, 2016. The conference is focused on professionalism in programming, but as always the schedule contains a lot of talks about C++.
ACCU is a small and friendly conference, typically 400+ attendees living together in the same hotel for a week discussing everything about programming. Most of the talks(60+) are 90 minutes, with long breaks inbetween, inviting to deep and insightful discussions both during and after the sessions. If you are into programming, especially C++, this is a conference that you might want to consider.
C++ in Competitive Programming: warmup--Marco Arena
In this new post on Competitive Programming I introduce std::vector and std::accumulate:
C++ in Competitive Programming: warmup
by Marco Arena
From the article:
You are given an array of integers of size N. Can you find the sum of the elements in the array? ...
C++ meetup in Madrid, Spain: C++ in Fintech
Today we have another C++ meetup in Madrid, Spain.
C++ in Fintech
C++ applied to fintech products and services
What to expect at the meetup:
Short keynotes on how C++ is applied to risk calcuation apps, fast market information transfers, quantitative finance and much more. It will be hosted at Indizen HQs and we will have programers from BME, BBVA and Indizen.
Meeting C++ 2016 announced!
I announced Meeting C++ 2016 last week, and added a few more details this week:
Announcing Meeting C++ 2016
by Jens Weller
Further reading:
Call for Papers runs until May 27th