A repository containing speaker presentations and code from the CppCon 2014 conference.
CppCon/CppCon2014 is a GitHub repository that archives all speaker materials from the CppCon 2014 conference. It contains presentation slides, source code, and related resources shared by speakers during the event. The repository serves as a permanent, open-access collection of educational content for the C++ community.
C++ developers, educators, and conference attendees looking to review or study presentations from CppCon 2014. It's particularly valuable for those who want to access slides and code samples from talks they missed or wish to reference later.
This repository provides the most comprehensive and officially maintained collection of CppCon 2014 materials. Unlike scattered personal uploads, it offers a centralized, quality-controlled archive with properly licensed content that's easy to browse and download.
Speaker materials from CppCon 2014
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Serves as the canonical source for all speaker-submitted content, ensuring reliable and complete access compared to scattered personal uploads, as stated in the README.
Speakers are encouraged to submit PDFs for slides, prioritizing wide compatibility and easy viewing across platforms without proprietary software, per submission guidelines.
Materials are under open licenses like MIT or public domain, allowing free use and distribution in projects, with clear licensing instructions in the README.
Clear naming conventions and folder structures help maintain order, making it easier to browse and locate specific presentations, as outlined in speaker guidelines.
All materials are from 2014, missing significant advancements in C++ standards, tools, and best practices developed in the past decade.
The repository is a passive archive with no updates or corrections; it relies entirely on initial speaker submissions, which may be incomplete or contain errors.
Files lack detailed metadata or search functionality, requiring manual browsing through folders to find relevant talks, which can be time-consuming.