CppCon 2020 Follow-Up Q&A Sessions

Follow-Up Q&A sessions are only for CppCon 2020 registered attendees.

We are inviting a set of CppCon 2020 Main Program presenters to return to a Remo room to screen the recording of their session with any CppCon 2020 attendees that want to join us. (Please use the same venue URL you used to attend conference sessions.)

Presenters will participate in General Chat during the playback. After the playback has ended, the presenters will comment on any updates or remarks they’d like to add and then take Q&A from attendees in the Remo room.

Here is the tentative schedule:

DateAurora
Local
Time		PresenterSessionVideo
2020-10-06 Tuesday11:00Peter MuldoonRetiring the Singleton Pattern: Concrete Suggestions for What to use Insteadlink
2020-10-08 Thursday11:00Marian Luparu, Sy BrandonA New Decade of Visual Studio: C++20, Open STL, and Morelink
2020-10-12 Monday09:00Borislav StanimirovNo Touchy! A Case Study of Software Architecture with Immutable Objectslink
2020-10-14 Wednesday11:00Emery BergerPerformance Matterslink
2020-10-16 Friday11:00Inbal LeviExceptions Under the Spotlightlink
2020-10-20 Tuesday13:00Jody HaginsTemplate Metaprogramming: Type Traitspart 1, part 2
2020-10-22 Thursday11:00Arthur O’DwyerBack to Basics: Concurrencylink
2020-10-26 Monday11:00Zach LaineMaking Iterators, Views and Containers Easier to Write with Boost.STLInterfaceslink
2020-10-28 Wednesday09:00Mark HoemmenDesign Patterns for Handling and Reporting Errors in C++ Programs Using Parallel Algorithms and Executorslink
2020-10-30 Friday11:00Ben DeaneConstructing Generic Algorithms: Principles and Practicelink
Note: End of Daylight Saving Time in US on November 1st
2020-11-02 Monday11:00Andreas FertigBack to Basics: Templatespart 1, part 2
2020-11-05 Thursday11:00Mateusz PuszA Physical Units Library For the Next C++link
2020-11-09 Monday11:00Marc GregoireC++20 String Formatting Library: An Overview and Use with Custom Typeslink

Follow-Up Q&A sessions are not recorded.

If you have any questions, please use the #help_desk channel in the CppCon Slack workspace or send them to our email help desk.