A collection of presentation materials from the C++Now 2015 conference covering advanced C++ topics, libraries, and best practices.
C++Now 2015 Presentations is a repository containing the slides and materials from the C++Now 2015 conference. It provides access to talks on advanced C++ topics, including modern language features, library development, and best practices. The collection serves as a reference for developers seeking to learn from expert presentations and stay updated with C++ advancements.
C++ developers, especially those interested in advanced language features, Boost libraries, and contemporary software engineering practices. It is also valuable for educators and researchers in the field of programming languages.
It offers free, organized access to high-quality conference content that would otherwise be difficult to find or access. The repository is a trusted source for learning directly from C++ experts and community leaders.
Presentation materials for C++Now 2015
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Features presentations from leading C++ contributors, such as talks on Boost libraries and advanced metaprogramming, providing trusted insights from community leaders.
Spans diverse areas from practical dependency management to theoretical concepts like coroutines, as evidenced by the schedule including items like 'Boost.Compute' and 'C++ metaprogramming: a paradigm shift'.
Materials are provided in PDF, ODP, and PPTX formats, making them easy to download and view offline, as shown in the README with direct links to files.
Centered on C++11/14 with no coverage of newer standards like C++17 or C++20, limiting relevance for modern development practices.
Primarily consists of presentation slides; most talks lack linked code repositories or hands-on examples, reducing practical utility for implementation.
Some entries, like 'Developing EDSL's for Boost.Spirit', have no direct links or rely on external sites that may be broken or outdated, hindering access.