How to write more reliable code - Egor Bredikhin - Meeting C++ 2018
A great talk on how to write reliable code
How to write more reliable code
by Egor Bredikhin
experimental
Compile time regular expressions - Hana Dusíková - Meeting C++ 2018
A great talk about the possibilities of generic programming at compile time
Compile time regular expressions
by Hana Dusíková
pinned_vector - Miro Knejp & Jakob Schweißhelm - Meeting C++ 2018
Next video from the B Track at Meeting C++:
pinned_vector
by Miro Knejp & Jakob Schweißhelm
Higher Order Functions for ordinary developers - Björn Fahller - Meeting C++ 2018
HOFs explained by Björn Fahller
Higher Order Functions for ordinary developers
by Björn Fahller
Meeting C++ 2018-Coroutine TS a new way of thinking--Andreas Reischuck
The future.
Coroutine TS a new way of thinking
by Andreas Reischuck
From the article:
Coroutine TS a new way of thinking
Andreas Reischuck
Meeting C++ 2018
A new look at TMP - Ivan Cukic - Meeting C++ 2018
Ivan Cukic on TMP and ...
A new look at TMP
by Ivan Cukic
Option(al) is not a failure - Phil Nash - Meeting C++ 2018
Phil Nash presenting on your options with Optional
Option(al) is not a failure
by Phil Nash
Better C++14 reflections - Antony Polukhin - Meeting C++ 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlNUNx
First talk from Meeting C++ is released:
Better C++14 reflections
by Antony Polukhin
Exploring C++20 - Class Types in Non-Type Template Parameters--Tobias Widlund
Exciting!
Exploring C++20 - Class Types in Non-Type Template Parameters
by Tobias Widlund
From the article:
If I had to pick out my favourite features planned for C++20, then this one would definitely be amongst the top 5 since I love compile time programming. This feature makes it more natural to write templated code since it allows you to group data together and pass it to a template without having to resort to hacks.
To explain what this feature is about, I will start by talking about normal non-type template parameters from pre-C++20...
The overview of C++20 Range view--Ryou Ezoe
Simple, good.
The overview of C++20 Range view
by Ryou Ezoe
From the article:
The latest C++ draft at the time of writing incorporated The One Ranges Proposal.
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2018/n4791.pdf
So what is a Range, anyway? The C++ Standard Comittee member, Eric Niebler, summarised it well in this article:
Eric Niebler – Eric Niebler
Actually, he summarised it all too well to the point that his code became almost unreadable to an average C++ programmer. One might say, it's practically useless. So this article serves as a quick tutorial for the Range view...