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18 this periodInterview with Boguslaw Cyganek: Everthing about Tensors
In this interview, Boguslaw Cyganek discusses various aspects of tensors and their applications in C++.
Signal Trees - A Deep Dive into a High-Performance Alternative to Queue-Based Task Scheduling
This video explores Signal Trees, a high-performance alternative to traditional queue-based task scheduling in C++. It delves into the mechanics and advantages of using this approach.
Interview with Antoine Morrier: Thread safety through constexpr in C++?
In this interview, Antoine Morrier discusses the concept of thread safety in C++ using constexpr. The conversation explores how constexpr can be leveraged to enhance safety in concurrent programming.
Safety and Interoperability with Rust and C++
Mathieu and Jason are joined by Jon Bauman to discuss safety and interoperability between Rust and C++. They explore the meaning of safety, the potential for C++ to become memory-safe, and the challenges of integrating Rust and C++.
Senders For Existing Asynchronous Interfaces - Dietmar Kühl - C++Now 2026
In this talk, Dietmar Kühl discusses the concept of senders in the context of existing asynchronous interfaces, exploring their implications and usage in modern C++.
Meeting C++ 2026: Interview with Frances Buontempo about her talk and books
An interview with Frances Buontempo discussing her talk and books related to C++.
SPL - Open Source, Constexpr Library for Composing Algorithms - John Bandela - C++Now 2026
John Bandela presents SPL, an open-source constexpr library designed for composing algorithms, at C++Now 2026.
What Every C++ Programmer Needs to Know About AI - Jody Hagins - C++Now 2026
In this talk, Jody Hagins discusses the implications of AI for C++ programmers and what they need to know to adapt to this evolving landscape.
C++20 Concepts – 101 - Amir Kirsh - C++Online 2026
This video provides an introduction to C++20 concepts, explaining their significance and usage in modern C++ programming.
Can C++ Become a Memory Safe Language? - Prabhu Missier - C++Now 2026
In this talk, Prabhu Missier explores the potential for C++ to evolve into a memory-safe language, addressing common memory safety issues and possible solutions.
A Tour of Link-Time Operations and their Practical Applications
In this talk, Vito Gamberini explores link-time operations and their practical applications in C++. The presentation is part of the C++Now 2026 conference.
Lasting Quality - Michael Caisse - C++Now 2026
In this talk, Michael Caisse discusses the importance of lasting quality in software development, particularly in C++.
C++ in the Realtime Embedded Context - A Case Study - Shin Umeda - C++Now 2026
In this talk, Shin Umeda discusses the application of C++ in real-time embedded systems, sharing insights from a case study.
Most Normal C++ Project: Coding a B2 Stealth Bomber in GTA 3
Most Normal C++ Project: Coding a B2 Stealth Bomber in GTA 3
Reflecting on Reflection - Introspection, Injection, and Beyond - C++Now 2026
This talk explores the concepts of reflection in C++, including introspection and dependency injection, as presented at C++Now 2026.
Monadic Operations for Box-Like Types - Designing the Extensibility Model
In this talk, Mikhail Svetkin discusses monadic operations and their application to box-like types, focusing on designing an extensibility model in C++.
Functional Composition Beyond Monads - Jonathan Müller - C++Now 2026
In this talk, Jonathan Müller explores functional composition techniques that extend beyond traditional monadic structures in C++.
Plato, Magritte, Sartre & Carroll - Learning Software Design from the Masters - Ben Deane - C++Now
In this talk, Ben Deane explores software design principles through the lens of philosophical and artistic masters. He draws parallels between their ideas and modern software development practices.