meetingcpp
Solving parallelism with boost::future
The Landscape of Parallelism – Michael Wong – Meeting C++ 2015
Boost.Geometry takes on the globe – Menelaos Karavelas – Meeting C++ 2015
Functional Programming in C++ – Nicola Gigante – Meeting C++ 2015
C++ in 2016
Generic programming for structure-aware algorithms
Mastering the IoT with C++ and JavaScript
Deeply Embedded C++
C++ on GPUs done right? – Peter Steinbach – Meeting C++ 2015
Variadic and Variable Templates in C++14
Utilize your CPU power – Mario Mulansky – Meeting C++ 2015
Migration of C++ Libraries to C++14 – Joel Falcou
Creating Intuitive APIs – Lars Knoll – Closing Keynote Meeting C++ 2015
Re:Boost 1.60 – a short overview
on Friday December 18, 2015 @01:09PM (#10759865)
Maintaining boost is incredible hard, as not all authors support their libraries over all the years.
But there is an volunteer group of maintainers which you can join to improve the overall quality of boost.
Boost 1.60 – a short overview
Understanding Compiler Optimization – Chandler Carruth
Re:Lightning talks from Meeting C++ 2015
on Friday December 11, 2015 @01:49PM (#10719015)
Its going to be added to the language MAYBE.
One of the problems with the first approach was, that it used {}, but did not introduce scope. A serious wtf in any c-like language.