CppCon2016
Slides and other materials from CppCon 2016
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CppCon 2016 Presentation Materials
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Keynotes
- extern C - Talking to C Programmers About C++ by Dan Saks
- The Evolution of C++ - Past, Present, and Future by Bjarne Stroustrup
Presentations
- A C++ MQTT Message Broker for the Enterprise by John Dubchak .pptx .pdf
- A modern database interface for C++ by Erik Smith
- AAAARGH! Adopting Almost Always Auto Reinforces Good Habits! by Andy Bond
- accumulate - Exploring an Algorithmic Empire by Ben Deane
- Advanced Levelization Techniques by John Lakos
- Algorithm Design For Values Distributed In Time by Kirk Shoop
- Beyond the Issaquah Challenge by Paul McKenney
- Building Software Capital by David Sankel
- C++ Coroutines - Under The Covers by Gor Nishanov
- C++ Costless Abstractions - the Compiler View by Serge Guelton README
- C++14 Reflections Without Macros, Markup nor External Tooling by Antony Polukhin .odp .pdf
- Channels - An Alternative to Callbacks and Futures by John Bandela
- Constant Fun by Dietmar Kuehl README
- Deploying C++ modules to 100s of millions of lines of code by Manuel Klimek
- Developing Correct C++ at Facebook Scale by Mark Isaacson
- Elegant Asynchronous Code by Nat Goodspeed
- Embracing Standard C++ for the Windows Runtime by Kenny Kerr and James McNellis
- From Numerical Cosmology to Efficient Bit Abstractions for the Standard Library by Vincent Reverdy
- From Zero To Iterators by Patrick Niedzielski
- Game Engine Using C++11 by Jason Jurecka
- High Performance C++ Concurrent Transactional Data Structures by Deli Zhang README
- How to test static_assert by Roland Bock
- I Just Wanted a Random Integer! by Cheinan Marks
- Implementing a Modern C++ MQTT Client for Embedded Devices by Michael Caisse
- Implementing Lightweight Object Persistence With Modern C++ by Bob Steagall
- Improving Performance Through Compiler Switches by Tim Haines
- [IncludeOS - from bootloader to REST API with the new C++](https://github.com/CppCon/CppCon2016/tree/master/Presentations/IncludeOS%20-%20from%20bootloader%20to%20REST%20API%20with%20the%20new%20C++/IncludeOS%20-%20from%20bootloader%20to%20REST%20API%20with%20the%20new%20C++%20-%
