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#CppNorth
andreas__fertig Andreas Fertig @andreas__fertig ·
25 May

Looking for an interactive way to learn modern C++? Have a look at my in-person training at CppNorth 2023:

https://cppnorth.ca/workshop-fromc-tocpp.html

Meet me in Toronto!

#cpp #CppNorth #training

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techatbloomberg Tech At Bloomberg @techatbloomberg ·
12 May

In today’s @CppNorth talk "Using Sender/Receiver to Implement Control Flow for Async Processing" (9 AM MDT), Steve Downey will explore how the components & connectors for C++26's Sender/Receiver framework are to fit together
#cpp #cpp26 #cplusplus #CppNorth
https://bloom.bg/3NQlKOn

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kitware Kitware @kitware ·
11 May

We are excited to have Bill Hoffman speaking about CMake at the CppNorth conference. His talk covers the latest in C++20 modules in #CMake. For more information, visit: http://ow.ly/OcnF50OlCUN #cpp #CppNorth

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techatbloomberg Tech At Bloomberg @techatbloomberg ·
11 May

In today’s @CppNorth talk "Exceptionally Bad" (11:00 AM MDT), Peter Muldoon will discuss the original intent of exceptions & how their mechanics work, as well as cases of exception misuse + some better ways to handle each situation
#cpp #cplusplus #CppNorth
https://bloom.bg/3NJPmwX

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techatbloomberg Tech At Bloomberg @techatbloomberg ·
10 May

In today’s @CppNorth talk "C++ Modules” (2:30 PM MDT), @Bloomberg’s Daniel Ruoso will explore the challenges that header units, as specified in C++20, create for implementers, plus some possible solutions to those challenges
#cpp20 #cpp #cplusplus #CppNorth
https://bloom.bg/41nxCuB

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techatbloomberg Tech At Bloomberg @techatbloomberg ·
10 May

During tonight's lightning talks session at @CppNorth (8 PM MDT), @Bloomberg engineer Chris Fretz will share some fascinating tricks that can be used to simulate modern C++ features in older standards
#cpp #CppNorth #cplusplus
https://bloom.bg/3LPsTff

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aspenphysics Aspen Center for Physics @aspenphysics ·
9 May

It's nice to have people on campus again! C++ is happening now! Check out their video from past years at the Center: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um2pH_fLv6o #CppNorth @CppNorth #cpp #cpp23

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techatbloomberg Tech At Bloomberg @techatbloomberg ·
8 May

In today’s @CppNorth talk "Requirements for C++ Successor Languages" (9:00 AM MDT), @Bloomberg engineer @bretbrownjr will discuss how to consider the feasibility & velocity in converting existing #cplusplus projects to the Next Big Thing
#cpp #CppNorth #cpp20
https://bloom.bg/3LGKbLp

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luigifcruz Luigi Cruz (@luigifcruz@mastodon.social) @luigifcruz ·
4 May

Off I go to #CppNorth! The estimated travel time is 27 hours. Excited to give a talk about BLADE, the GPU-based beamforming pipeline of the Allen Telescope Array.

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rcs Robert C. Seacord (@rcs@hachyderm.io) @rcs ·
28 Feb

I'll be airing grievances about integers at #CppNorth in Aspen in May https://CppNorth.org/ I got a lot of problems with you people and now you're gonna hear about it!

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cppnorth CppNorth @cppnorth ·
26 Dec

The CppNorth 2023 Call for Submissions is now open!

https://CppNorth.org/announcements/2022/12/2023-CfS/

#CppNorth

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techatbloomberg Tech At Bloomberg @techatbloomberg ·
5 May 2022

Today, during @CppNorth 2022 (11 AM MDT), Peter Muldoon will share some of the key lessons he's learned about how to successfully redesign a legacy system during his 30-year career as a software engineer
https://bloom.bg/3KN1hF7
#cplusplus #cpp #CppNorth

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david_m_stone David Stone @david_m_stone ·
5 May 2022

The style of `const unsigned int` is named "const west". `unsigned int const` is "east const". This style debate has split the C++ community. My compromise style was rejected, I feel, without sufficient consideration -- central const: `unsigned const int`. #CppNorth

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Jessica Kerr

Keynote: I can write the code. But getting something done is another matter.

09:00 - 10:30 Wednesday 19th July 2023 EDT All Tracks
Keynote
Being good at code is table stakes. What else does it take to make a difference at work?
Jess will share stories from Honeycomb engineering: a fully technical project that took a lot more than code, and one trivial program change with a lot of decisionmaking behind it. These illustrate how we can advance beyond Senior Developer, if we choose to.
Let’s talk about the difference between change in code and change in the world.

Jessica Kerr

Eng Mgr of DevRelHoneycomb.io

Jessica Kerr is a software developer and symmathecist: she works in sociotechnical systems that are constantly learning. She observes that software developers have unique powers to affect our own worlds, and she has opinions about how we should make our own worlds more pleasant. At Honeycomb.io, she manages Developer Relations; at home in St. Louis, she manages two teenagers and two cats. She has keynoted conferences about Ruby, Java, Scala, Elm, and Elixir. This is her first C++ conference.