C++Now 2019 Presentations

Slide Deck Guidelines C++Now 2019

IMPORTANT:

Talks that do not have slides or video will have a red question mark ( ❓ ) before the talk or the video in its link. You can still click it if you really want, but the link will prooooobably take you to something silly. Links without a red question mark will take you to the slides or video. If it doesn't, then I messed up and you should open an issue!

Monday, May 06

	Paepcke
Morning (9:00-10:30)	❓ C++ Constants \| Daveed Vandevoorde (no slides) (video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	❓ Matchine: Pattern Matching for Open Sum Types \| André Bergner (no slides) (video)	Beyond C++17 (Part 2 of N) \| Mateusz Pusz ( ❓ no video)	Property-Based Declarative Containers \| Charles Bay (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	A Multithreaded, Transaction-Based Read/Write Locking Strategy for Containers \| Bob Steagall (video)	How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the C++ Type System (video)	Value Proposition: Allocator-Aware (AA) Software (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	Dependency Injection - a 25-dollar term for a 5-cent concept (video)	Embedded Domain Specific Languages for Embedded Bare Metal Projects \| Michael Caisse (no slides) (video)	test_resource: the pmr detective \| Attila Feher (video)

Tuesday, May 07

	Paepcke
Morning (9:00-10:30)	Compile Time Regular Expressions with Deterministic Finite Automata \| Hana Dusíková (video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	Sane and Safe C++ Class Types \| Peter Sommerlad (video)	Linear Algebra for the Standard C++ Library \| Bob Steagall (video)	Implementing a Physical Units Library for C++ \| Mateusz Pusz (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Rise of the State Machines \| Kris Jusiak (video)	Better CTAD for C++20 \| Timur Doumler (video)	The Truth of a Procedure \| Lisa Lippincott (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	❓ The C++20 Standard Library - Beyond Ranges \| Jeff Garland (no slides) (video)	C++: Engineers Wanted, Programmers not so Much \| David Sankel (video)	❓ Tacit DSL All the Things \| Odin Holmes (no slides) (video)
Afternoon (9:00-10:00)	C++Now and CppCon, the View from Inside \| Robin Kuzmin (video)

Wednesday, May 08

	Paepcke
Morning (9:00-10:30)	The C++ Reflection TS \| David Sankel (video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	❓ Clang Automated Refactoring for Everyone with clangmetatool \| Daniel Russo (no slides) (video)	A generic binary tree: why grow your own? \| Jeremy Murphy (video)	Audio in Standard C++ \| Timur Doumler (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	❓ Hey C, This Is What Performance Looks like (Manually Generating Optimal Assembly at Compile Time) \| Odin Holmes (no slides) (video)	❓ Using C++20 Ranges Effectively \| Jeff Garland (no slides) (video)	Practical Interfaces for Practical Functions \| Lisa Lippincott (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	Parametric Expressions: A Proposed Language Feature \| Jason Rice (no slides) (video)	Higher-order functions and function_ref \| Vittorio Romeo (video)	❓ Secure Coding Best Practices - Threat Hunting \| Matthew Buttler (no slides) (video)

Thursday, May 09

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (9:00-10:30)	Trivially Relocatable \| Arthur O'Dwyer (video)	❓ C++20 in Breadth (not depth!) \| Alisdair Meredith (no slides) (video)	❓ If You Can't Open It, You Don't Own It \| Matthew Buttler (no slides) (video)
Morning (11:00-11:45)	Algorithm Intuition \| Conor Hoekstra (video)	Experiences in Teaching Modern C++ to Beginners \| Ryan Dougherty (video)	The Impact of Compilers, O/Ses, and Mitigations for Spectre & Meltdown upon a Low-Latency Trading System \| Jason McGuinness ( ❓ no video)
Morning (11:45-12:30)		The ABI Challenge \| Arvid Norberg (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Identifying Monoids: Exploiting Compositional Structure in Code (video)	Pattern Matching: Match Me If You Can \| Michael Park (video)	❓ The Ongoing Sga of ISO-C++ Executors \| David Hollman (no slides) (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	The View from a C++ Standard Library Maintainer \| Marshall Clow (video)	❓ Points of Order \| Gašper Ažman (no slides) (video)	❓ An Alternate Smart Pointer Hierarchy \| Matthew Fleming (no slides) (video)

Friday, May 10

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (9:00-10:30)	❓ The Many Variants of std::variant \| Nevin ":-)" Liber (no slides) (video)	The Rough Road Towards Upgrading to C++ Modules \| Richárd_Szalay (video)	❓ Taking the Plunge Towards CMake in Boost \| Paul Fultz II (no slides) (video)
Morning (11:00-12:30)	The Plan for Tomorrow: Compile-Time Extension Points in C++ Applications \| JeanHeyd Meneide (video)	Exceptions Demystified \| Andreas Weis (video)	❓ C++ Development with Visual Studio Code \| Tara Raj (no slides) (video)

Library in a Week

Subject	Slides
std::units -- Units for the Standard Library	slides
boost.out_ptr	slides
Boost.Process to std::process	❓ (no slides)

Lightning Talks

Talk	Video
Boost.Blockchain \| Arthur O'Dwyer	(video)
C++ Algorithms in Haskell and the Haskell Playground \| Conor Hoekstra	(video)
Putting integer_sequence on a Diet \| Vittorio Romeo	(video)
template <template ...> \| Kris Jusiak	(video)
Undefined Behavior - Not What You Expect \| Oded Shimon	(video)
Rule of DesDeMovA \| Peter Sommerlad	(video)
Distributed Object Abstraction using HPX \| Weile Wei	(video)
multi_span<...> \| Christian Schilling	(video)
Moden C++ in Embedded OS Development \| Fatih Bakir	(video)
Everything is Terrible \| Eva Conti	(video)
Introduction to hpxMP \| Tianyi Zhang	(video)
So you want to test your templated code? I know your type! \| Jozef Grajciar	(video)
Aliasing Redefined \| Staffan Tjernström	(video)
Apex.AI: Safe and Certified Software for Atnonomous Mobility \| Andreas Pasternak	(video)
What a Conference! Now That's What I Call C++ 30 \| Ben Deane	(video)
MFC - the M's for Mixin \| Tobias Loew	(video)
Thoughts on Curiously Recurring Template Pattern \| David S. Hollman	(video)
A clean and minimal map API \| Chandler Carruth	(video)
ISO/IEC 14882 \| Timur Doumler	(video)
Why You Should Care About Sparse Matrices \| Jeff Trull	(video)
Debugview++ \| Jan Williams	(video)
Are we ready for modules? \| Dmitry Kozhevnikov	(video)
Slab Allocators \| Aaditya Kalsi	(video)
std::variant & Blockhain \| Thomas Catalano	(video)
scnlib: Formatted input library \| Elias Kounen	(video)
WG21 Paper in Markdown \| Michael Park	(video)
Choose proper container... automatically? \| Alexander Zaitsev	(video)

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28 Dec 24, 2022

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110 Sep 20, 2022

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6 Oct 10, 2022

Header-only, event based, tiny and easy to use libuv wrapper in modern C++ - now available as also shared/static library!

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Presentation Material for C++Now 2017

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	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	Sane and Safe C++ Class Types \| Peter Sommerlad (video)	Linear Algebra for the Standard C++ Library \| Bob Steagall (video)	Implementing a Physical Units Library for C++ \| Mateusz Pusz (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Rise of the State Machines \| Kris Jusiak (video)	Better CTAD for C++20 \| Timur Doumler (video)	The Truth of a Procedure \| Lisa Lippincott (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	❓ The C++20 Standard Library - Beyond Ranges \| Jeff Garland (no slides) (video)	C++: Engineers Wanted, Programmers not so Much \| David Sankel (video)	❓ Tacit DSL All the Things \| Odin Holmes (no slides) (video)
Afternoon (9:00-10:00)	C++Now and CppCon, the View from Inside \| Robin Kuzmin (video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	❓ Clang Automated Refactoring for Everyone with clangmetatool \| Daniel Russo (no slides) (video)	A generic binary tree: why grow your own? \| Jeremy Murphy (video)	Audio in Standard C++ \| Timur Doumler (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	❓ Hey C, This Is What Performance Looks like (Manually Generating Optimal Assembly at Compile Time) \| Odin Holmes (no slides) (video)	❓ Using C++20 Ranges Effectively \| Jeff Garland (no slides) (video)	Practical Interfaces for Practical Functions \| Lisa Lippincott (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	Parametric Expressions: A Proposed Language Feature \| Jason Rice (no slides) (video)	Higher-order functions and function_ref \| Vittorio Romeo (video)	❓ Secure Coding Best Practices - Threat Hunting \| Matthew Buttler (no slides) (video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (9:00-10:30)	Trivially Relocatable \| Arthur O'Dwyer (video)	❓ C++20 in Breadth (not depth!) \| Alisdair Meredith (no slides) (video)	❓ If You Can't Open It, You Don't Own It \| Matthew Buttler (no slides) (video)
Morning (11:00-11:45)	Algorithm Intuition \| Conor Hoekstra (video)	Experiences in Teaching Modern C++ to Beginners \| Ryan Dougherty (video)	The Impact of Compilers, O/Ses, and Mitigations for Spectre & Meltdown upon a Low-Latency Trading System \| Jason McGuinness ( ❓ no video)
Morning (11:45-12:30)		The ABI Challenge \| Arvid Norberg (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Identifying Monoids: Exploiting Compositional Structure in Code (video)	Pattern Matching: Match Me If You Can \| Michael Park (video)	❓ The Ongoing Sga of ISO-C++ Executors \| David Hollman (no slides) (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	The View from a C++ Standard Library Maintainer \| Marshall Clow (video)	❓ Points of Order \| Gašper Ažman (no slides) (video)	❓ An Alternate Smart Pointer Hierarchy \| Matthew Fleming (no slides) (video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (9:00-10:30)	❓ The Many Variants of std::variant \| Nevin ":-)" Liber (no slides) (video)	The Rough Road Towards Upgrading to C++ Modules \| Richárd_Szalay (video)	❓ Taking the Plunge Towards CMake in Boost \| Paul Fultz II (no slides) (video)
Morning (11:00-12:30)	The Plan for Tomorrow: Compile-Time Extension Points in C++ Applications \| JeanHeyd Meneide (video)	Exceptions Demystified \| Andreas Weis (video)	❓ C++ Development with Visual Studio Code \| Tara Raj (no slides) (video)

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Monday, May 06

Tuesday, May 07

Wednesday, May 08

Thursday, May 09

Friday, May 10

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