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Visit Meeting C++ 2025 with assistance and your wheelchair

By Meeting C++ | May 22, 2025 07:14 AM | Tags: meetingcpp conference community basics

Sharing an opportunity for those needing assistance to travel and lodge: the conference hotel of Meeting C++ has special rooms for you!

Visit Meeting C++ 2025 with assistance and your wheelchair

by Jens Weller

From the article:

As you may not be aware about this opportunity, I wanted to highlight that the Vienna House Andel's Berlin Hotel offers accessibility rooms for those who need them.

a picture showing a shower with hand rails and a chair

Meeting C++ in Berlin has been visited by folks in wheel chairs, and I thought I highlight this possiblity. Recently when looking through pictures provided by my hotel contact, I've seen aboves picture of an accessible bathroom, which sparked my interest in finding out more about them. While I knew they existed, I didn't know the Hotel has actually 14 rooms of them, and that they each have a twin room for an assistant to stay. So if such a room is needed for your stay, wether you bring a wheel chair or not - now you know that its possible...

 

Slides of the 22nd of April 2025 BeCPP Meeting

By Marc Gregoire | May 6, 2025 09:17 AM | Tags: community

On April 22nd 2025, I organized the next Belgian C++ Users Group event. There were 2 sessions:
- "Algorithm intuition revisited" (Bruno Hendrickx)
- "Compile-Time Emulation of an 8080-Inspired System in C++" (Tom Tesch)

You can find the schedule (with abstracts), slides, and pictures on the BeCPP blog:
Schedule: https://becpp.org/blog/2025/03/16/next-becpp-ug-meeting-planned-for-april-22nd-2025/
Slides: https://becpp.org/blog/2025/05/06/slides-of-the-22nd-of-april-2025-becpp-meeting/
Pictures: https://becpp.org/blog/2025/05/06/pictures-of-the-22nd-of-april-2025-becpp-meeting/

Looking for Employers for the Meeting C++ Job Fair and the C++ Jobs Newsletter

By Meeting C++ | Apr 15, 2025 07:46 AM | Tags: meetingcpp hiring community

Meeting C++ is looking for C++ Employers, as it starts a C++ Jobs Newsletter and hosts an online C++ Job fair in May!

Looking for Employers for the C++ Job Fair and the C++ Jobs Newsletter

by Jens Weller

From the article:

Meeting C++ launches a new jobs newsletter! Share your open positions!

The jobs newsletter already has 1500+ subscribers and aims at a bi-weekly schedule, with sometimes being weekly when lots of jobs are submitted. Once a month Meeting C++ will also send the jobs newsletter on its main newsletter with 25k+ subscribers in 2025. So your open positions will be seen by lots of experienced developers.

 

The first Meeting C++ trainings in 2025

By Meeting C++ | Feb 18, 2025 03:23 AM | Tags: training meetingcpp community

With the success of the trainings after Meeting C++ 2024, I've decided to offer more opportunities for you to learn C++. Klaus Iglberger starts next week with C++ Software Design.

With these trainings following in March:

    Generic programming in C++ with templates and auto with Nicolai Josuttis (10th March, 1 day)
    Embedded C++ Basic Training with Richard Kaiser (10th March, 4 days)
    C++ Fundamentals You Wish You Had Known Earlier with Mateusz Pusz (13th March, 2 days)
    Concepts, Ranges, and Views - The New Way of Programming in C++ with Nicolai Josuttis (17th March, 1 day)
    Introduction to C++ - Five Day Online Training with Slobodan Dmitrovic (24th March, 5 days)
    Structured Concurrency in C++: A Hands-On Workshop (Coroutines + Senders/Receivers) with Mateusz Pusz (24th March, 2 days)

My goal is to offer a good set of trainings within a certain time frame each quarter with changing trainers. Ideally all within one week, but that doesn't match out all the time.

 

Meeting C++ 2024: the last hybrid C++ conference?

By Meeting C++ | Oct 25, 2024 02:05 AM | Tags: meetingcpp conference community

Like last year sharing my thoughts on that Meeting C++ 2024 is the only hybrid C++ conference.

Meeting C++ 2024: the last hybrid C++ conference?

by Jens Weller

From the article:

While I'm happy that Meeting C++ 2024 is not the last online conference, I do have once again to wonder if its the last hybrid one.

Once again I'd like to document my thoughts on running a hybrid conference, and also ask the C++ community for the support if you value such an offer being available world wide. In the end the numbers of this years conference will once again decide if I think that continueing is worth it.

Its easier to run a conference without a live stream...