Meeting C++ 2023: talks from Tracks A & B are online!

I'd like to highlight the videos from the Track A and B. Track A are the highest voted talks, while Track B is the talks that round of the program. Thanks to all speakers for preparing and giving great talks!

On Sunday also the first talk from Track C: Memory Model: Get your shared data under control - Jana Machutová came online, and within February all talks will be online! For a few of these talks I will organize watch parties via Meeting C++ online, join us to watch these with us!

Talks from Track A

• Rewiring your brain with test driven thinking in C++ - Phil Nash
• What we've been (a)waiting for? - Hana Dusíková
• What I learned from sockets - Filipp Gelman
• So, you want to use C++ Modules ...cross platform - Daniela Engert
• CMake and Conan: past, present and future - Diego Rodriguez-Losada
• Class Layout - Miloš Anđelković
• Teaching modern C++: is it a job or a mission? - Boguslaw Cyganek
• Taming Lambdas' uniqueness - Dawid Zalewski
• Optimizing Multithreading Performance - Shivam Kunwar
• Compile-time sparse matrices - Daniel Withopf
• Swift ABI Resilience - Victor Ciura

Talks from Track B

• Minimal Logging Framework in C++20 - Koen Poppe
• Expressive Compile Time Parsers - Alon Wolf
• Regular, revisited - Victor Ciura
• Data Storage in Entity Component Systems - Mathieu Ropert
• C++ Common Knowledge - Dawid Zalewski
• Typical C++, But Why? - Björn Fahller
• Throwing Tools at Ranges - Tina Ulbrich
• Advanced SIMD Algorithms in Pictures - Denis Yaroshevskiy
• Tooling Intuition - Kevin Carpenter
• Design Patterns: The most common misconceptions - Klaus Iglberger
• Better C++ ranges - Arno Schödl