Schedule for Meeting C++ 2014 released

By Meeting C++ | Jun 5, 2014 02:57 AM | Tags: conference community c++

I have the honor to annouce the release of the schedule for this years Meeting C++ conference:

Meeting C++ 2014 Schedule

This years conference offers again few highlights and a lot of great C++ content. The keynotes will be given by Scott Meyers and Hartmut Kaiser. The conference will offer 21 Talks in 3 Tracks.

Talks for Meeting C++ 2014 are online

By Meeting C++ | May 8, 2014 06:03 AM | Tags: events conference community

I released most of the talks for this years Meeting C++ conference:

Meeting C++ 2014 - Talks

I have yet only published the talks where I could reach the speakers. So some more to come. The popular Track in the mainhall is also alreay known:

• Monads in chains
• Expression Templates Revisited: Separating Facts from Urban Legends
• Pruning Error Messages From C++ Template Code
• Sqlpp11, An EDSL For Type-Safe SQL In C++ For Databases, Containers, Streams And More
• Multithreading done right?
• Testdriven C++ with Catch
• The C++ Memory Model

The schedule will be online around the beginning of June.

Announcing the student program for Meeting C++ 2014

By Meeting C++ | Apr 28, 2014 12:53 AM | Tags: news conference

Today I have the honor to announce the details of this years student program for Meeting C++ 2014

Meeting C++ 2014: the student program

by Jens Weller

From the article:

The Meeting C++ Student program will enable 50 students to attend Meeting C++ 2014 plus 3 exclusive workshops organized by think-cell one day before the conference on December 4th. So, for students this will be a 3 day conference! After the workshops you will be invited to the student dinner by think-cell.

Call for Papers for Meeting C++ 2014

By Meeting C++ | Feb 20, 2014 06:57 AM | Tags: conference community

Finally I can announce the date and place for Meeting C++ 2014:
We will meet this year in Berlin at the Andels Hotel on the 5th and 6th December!

With the announcement also the call for papers has started, until April 20th you can send in your talks for the conference. This years theme track is "Scientific Programming with C++", I hope to have again a lot of diverse talks about C++ at the conference!