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C++ on Sea Early Bird Tickets and Call for Speakers

By philsquared | Jan 25, 2022 12:32 PM | Tags: community

C++ on Sea has opened its Call for Speakers (including workshops), which runs until 6th February

The 2022 Call for Speakers is now open

by C++ on Sea

About the conference

And Early Bird tickets are now selling up to the end of February

Early bird tickets now on sale

This year's event will be back in person, in Folkestone, UK, overlooking the sea!

Speaker's travel and accomodation expenses are covered - so get your submissions in before the deadline.

Outcome enters sustaining phase, goes ABI stable--Niall Douglas

By Adrien Hamelin | Jan 12, 2022 02:51 PM | Tags: community

Will you use it?

Outcome enters sustaining phase, goes ABI stable

by Niall Douglas

From the article:

After three years of maturing, I am pleased to announce that the Spring release of Outcome, an alternative error handling framework, will enter its sustaining phase and thus it will be able to formally guarantee ABI stability going forth. ABI stability is tested per commit by CI and the specifics of the guarantees is documented here...

2021 C++ Standardization Highlights--Botond Ballo

By Adrien Hamelin | Jan 12, 2022 02:42 PM | Tags: community

Did you follow?

2021 C++ Standardization Highlights

by Botond Ballo

From the article:

The ISO C++ Standards Committee (also known as WG21) has not met in person since its February 2020 meeting in Prague, which I wrote about here.

However, the committee and its subgroups have continued their work through remote collaboration, and a number of notable proposals have been adopted into C++23, the next language version, in this way, with many others in the pipeline.

In this post, I will outline some of the highlights of the committee’s work in 2021. (The post will also cover some material from the latter part of 2020, a period when remote collaboration was already underway but which I have not covered in any previous post.) I’ve been less involved in the committee than before, so this post will not be as comprehensive as my previous trip reports, but I hope to share the proposals I’ve found most notable...

The program for CPPP is now available

By Loïc Joly | Nov 7, 2021 09:19 PM | Tags: community

The CPPP - an international online C++ Conference from 1-3 December 2021 with a hint of French accent - has published their programme.

CPPP Programme

by CPPP Conference

About the programme

CPPP has now published its program along three tracks:

  • Progress: This track is all about the bases. These are the talks that you wish every C++ developer would listen to early in their career to start on the right foot. They can be very valuable to experts but need to be accessible to students and beginners.
  • Produce: Talks that can be immediately applied by professional C++ programmers in their everyday job. Concrete tools and pragmatic ideas that work for legacy codebases and scale well with big teams.
  • Push Forward: Novel ideas and approaches for C++. They can be patterns that are not well known yet, new features coming in the language, libraries using these recent features or new ways to think about old problems.

You can also already buy your tickets.

 

CppCon 2021 trip report -- Timur Doumler

By Timur Doumler | Nov 7, 2021 01:32 PM | Tags: community

Timur has noted down his thoughts about the recent CppCon 2021 trip:

Trip Report

by Timur Doumler

About the article

I was on-site and this was actually my first in-person conference since the pandemic started, as well as my first conference in my new role as Developer Advocate at JetBrains. I had an amazing time, a huge thanks to the organisers for pulling this off! See you next year!

Tripreport: virtual CppCon 2021--Jens Weller

By Adrien Hamelin | Nov 3, 2021 10:02 AM | Tags: community

Another report!

Tripreport: virtual CppCon 2021

by Jens Weller

From the article:

I attended this weeks virtual CppCon partially, as I'm also very busy with my upcoming conferences: Meeting Embedded & Meeting C++ 2021. Still I had a lot of fun. Thanks to Jon Kalb, the volunteers, speakers and all the attendees who made CppCon 2021 possible!

Looking for Employers for the online C++ job fair

By Meeting C++ | Nov 3, 2021 01:25 AM | Tags: meetingcpp jobs community

Meeting C++ is looking for C++ employers to join the next online C++ job fair in mid November.

Looking for Employers for the online C++ job fair

by Jens Weller

From the article:

The Meeting C++ online job fair is in two weeks, and so far I only have one company interested in a free table as of today.

The job fair is on November 16th (afternoon CET) and 17th (evening CET). Sponsors will also be listed on the website with logo in the job section and at the job fair page. During the event your table will be above the free tables and you'll receive CVs through the tooling of Meeting C++ from the moment of signup to friday after the week of the event. The last job fair had 82 folks from 26 countries submit. These sponsorships are also what allows me to work on the tooling and improve the process further,  some funding of the sponsorships also goes into advertising of the event.

CppCon 2021 Virtual Trip Report, A User Story--Javier Estrada

By Adrien Hamelin | Nov 2, 2021 01:42 PM | Tags: community

Did you attend?

CppCon 2021 Virtual Trip Report, A User Story

by Javier Estrada

From the article:

This is the first CppCon hybrid (in person and virtual) conference, and in my opinion, it was a success in terms of content and organization, particularly from the virtual side. Sure, there were the occasional quirks, or the first day emergencies if one didn’t read the “instruction manual” (ahem) beforehand. But ’nuff said.

I’m writing this trip report while the experience is fresh, and before the glitter fades, drinking a hot cup of coffee while everybody else sleeps...