A repository containing presentation slides and materials from the CppCon 2020 conference.
CppCon2020 is a GitHub repository that archives all presentation slides and supplementary materials from the CppCon 2020 conference. It provides C++ developers with free access to educational content covering modern C++ features, best practices, and advanced programming techniques presented by industry experts. The repository serves as a permanent reference for the conference's technical talks.
C++ developers of all levels seeking to learn from conference presentations, educators looking for teaching materials, and professionals wanting to stay updated with modern C++ practices and C++20 features.
It offers official, well-organized access to high-quality C++ educational content from a premier conference, completely free. Unlike video recordings, these materials provide concise reference slides that developers can study at their own pace and revisit specific technical details easily.
Slides and other materials from CppCon 2020
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Features presentations from C++ luminaries like Bjarne Stroustrup and Herb Sutter, as listed in the README index, ensuring authoritative and high-quality content.
Includes over 50 sessions on diverse subjects from C++20 features to concurrency and design patterns, providing comprehensive learning material for various skill levels.
Some presentations, such as 'Back to Basics - Smart Pointers' and 'Building a Coroutine based Job System', include additional README files and code, enhancing practical understanding.
Materials are neatly categorized into main presentations and lightning talks in the README, making navigation straightforward and efficient.
The repository only contains slides and some code, lacking the full video recordings with speaker explanations and Q&A sessions, which can limit comprehension and engagement.
As noted in the README, only a subset of presentations have extra materials like READMEs or code, leading to uneven resource depth and potential gaps in learning.
Being a fixed collection for 2020, it doesn't offer updates, community support, or interactive elements, which can hinder real-time learning and adaptation to newer standards.