C++Now 2013 Presentations
A repository containing presentation materials from the C++Now 2013 conference, covering C++11, Boost libraries, and advanced programming topics.
What is C++Now 2013 Presentations?
C++Now 2013 Presentations is an archive of slide decks and materials presented at the C++Now 2013 conference. It provides access to technical talks on C++11, Boost libraries, concurrency, systems programming, and other advanced C++ topics from that year's event. The repository serves as a reference for developers studying historical C++ advancements and best practices.
C++ developers, researchers, and educators interested in the state of C++ in 2013, particularly those focusing on C++11 adoption, Boost libraries, or advanced systems programming techniques.
It offers a centralized, freely accessible archive of expert presentations from a major C++ conference, preserving knowledge that might otherwise be lost. Unlike generic tutorials, these materials provide deep, practitioner-oriented insights from leading figures in the C++ community at a pivotal time in the language's evolution.
Overview
This repository archives the presentation slides and materials from the C++Now 2013 conference, a premier event for the C++ community. It serves as a valuable historical and educational resource for developers interested in the evolution of C++ and its ecosystem.
Key Features
- Conference Archive — Contains slides and materials from all sessions held during the week-long event.
- C++11 Focus — Many presentations explore the then-new C++11 standard, its features, and practical applications.
- Boost Library Coverage — Includes talks on various Boost libraries such as Spirit, Graph, Proto, and Asio.
- Advanced Topics — Covers concurrency, parallelism, template metaprogramming, binary compatibility, and systems programming.
- Split File Handling — Some large presentations are split into parts to accommodate GitHub's file size limits, with full files available via clone/download.
Philosophy
The repository is maintained to preserve and disseminate knowledge from the C++Now conference, supporting ongoing learning and reference within the C++ developer community.
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