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:

Date	Aurora Local Time	Presenter	Session	Video
2020-10-06 Tuesday	11:00	Peter Muldoon	Retiring the Singleton Pattern: Concrete Suggestions for What to use Instead	link
2020-10-08 Thursday	11:00	Marian Luparu, Sy Brandon	A New Decade of Visual Studio: C++20, Open STL, and More	link
2020-10-12 Monday	09:00	Borislav Stanimirov	No Touchy! A Case Study of Software Architecture with Immutable Objects	link
2020-10-14 Wednesday	11:00	Emery Berger	Performance Matters	link
2020-10-16 Friday	11:00	Inbal Levi	Exceptions Under the Spotlight	link
2020-10-20 Tuesday	13:00	Jody Hagins	Template Metaprogramming: Type Traits	part 1, part 2
2020-10-22 Thursday	11:00	Arthur O’Dwyer	Back to Basics: Concurrency	link
2020-10-26 Monday	11:00	Zach Laine	Making Iterators, Views and Containers Easier to Write with Boost.STLInterfaces	link
2020-10-28 Wednesday	09:00	Mark Hoemmen	Design Patterns for Handling and Reporting Errors in C++ Programs Using Parallel Algorithms and Executors	link
2020-10-30 Friday	11:00	Ben Deane	Constructing Generic Algorithms: Principles and Practice	link
Note: End of Daylight Saving Time in US on November 1st
2020-11-02 Monday	11:00	Andreas Fertig	Back to Basics: Templates	part 1, part 2
2020-11-05 Thursday	11:00	Mateusz Pusz	A Physical Units Library For the Next C++	link
2020-11-09 Monday	11:00	Marc Gregoire	C++20 String Formatting Library: An Overview and Use with Custom Types	link

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.