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# cppnow_presentations_2015 | ||
# C++Now 2015 Presentation | ||
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## Tuesday, May 12 | ||
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* Library in a Week: C++ Application Configuration | ||
* Generic Programming with Concepts | ||
* Parallel Computing: Strategies and Implications | ||
* Testing Battle.net (before deploying to millions of players) | ||
* Your CPU Is Binary | ||
* Functional Geometry: Producing Pure Spaces | ||
* Lessons Learned | ||
* Type Deduction in C++14 | ||
* Yomm11: Open Multi-Methods for C++11 | ||
* constexpr: C++ At Compile Time | ||
* Biicode, a C/C++ dependency manager with a hosting service | ||
* Boost 2.0 | ||
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## Wednesday, May 13 | ||
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* Numerical Weather Prediction: Facing the Future with C++ | ||
* On the design and Boost-based implementation of two new C++ libraries for atmospheric research | ||
* Thinking Portable: How and why to make your C++ cross platform | ||
* Why in heaven there is no dependency management for C++? | ||
* Boost.Compute: A library for GPU/parallel-computing | ||
* Developing EDSL's for Boost.Spirit | ||
* Boost Operations: Community Maintenance Team | ||
* Back to the Future | ||
* Large-Scale C++: Advanced Levelization Techniques, Part I | ||
* switchAny - A Practical Exercise in Template Metaprogramming | ||
* New Build System for New C++ | ||
* Large-Scale C++: Advanced Levelization Techniques, Part II | ||
* The Price of Shared Pointers or Why Passing them by-reference can be Useful | ||
* Lightning Talks | ||
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## Thursday, May 14 | ||
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* Ranges for the Standard Library | ||
* A review of C++ 11/14 only Boost libraries - Fiber, AFIO, DI and APIBind | ||
* Robustness and Security Techniques with Modern C++ | ||
* Type-safe configuration library | ||
* Boost Operations: Release Management | ||
* How we reason about procedural programs | ||
* Modern generic programming using the Tick and Fit libraries | ||
* Functions Want To Be Free | ||
* Boostache Exposed - the internals of Boost's template engine | ||
* Lock-free by Example: Towards an Interesting Lock-free MPMC Queue | ||
* Big Projects, and CMake, and Git, Oh My! | ||
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## Friday, May 15 | ||
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* Debugging using an exact recording of a program's execution. | ||
* Details Matter | ||
* The Rule of Seven (Plus or Minus Two): Modern C++ Boilerplate | ||
* Parallelizing the Standard Template Library(STL) | ||
* C++ metaprogramming: a paradigm shift | ||
* Fun with C11 generic selection expression | ||
* IIFE In C++ For Performance and Safety | ||
* Boost Operations: Web Presense | ||
* C++17 coroutines for app and library developers, Part I | ||
* Better Code: Concurrency | ||
* Using Spirit X3, Part I | ||
* C++17 coroutines for app and library developers, Part II | ||
* An Overview on Encryption in C++ Using Spirit X3, Part II |
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