CppNorth

C++ Conference in Toronto, Ontario July 20-23, 2025

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It is the last day to get your CppNorth 2025 Earliest Bird tickets. A savings of $500 off of a full conference ticket!!
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Factory Design Pattern: A Simple Use Case - Emmanuel Danso Nyarko

Inspired by a shoemaking factory visit, Emmanuel shares how the "Factory Design Pattern" can streamline operations and create flexible factory systems.

https://t.co/rFghcpzHOA

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Template Meta Music Programming or Constexpr Composition - Ashley Roll

Discover how programming meets music! Learn about creating notes and waves through oscillators and generators to compose music.

https://t.co/JcnrjhgWLM

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CppNorth 2025 Call for Proposal is Open!

Submit your talk proposals between Dec 16, 2024, and Feb 23, 2025!

We welcome talks from all speakers—new or experienced—on C++ techniques, design, tools, and community topics.

Learn more and submit here: https://t.co/ABkx3HzoqM

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The CppNorth 2025 Call for Proposals is now open! We can't wait to see your incredible submissions!!
https://t.co/oe6YCoOoWf

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Compassion++: Soft Skills for Hard Problems - April Wensel

Explore the human side of software development and learn how to navigate interpersonal challenges.

https://t.co/9LIu86a34V

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Ofek Shilon - Optimization Remarks

Learn how to use Clang's optimization remarks to understand missed optimizations and mitigations. Covers alias analysis, escape analysis, and insights for other compilers and languages.

https://t.co/yhKJDPlsEF

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Closing Keynote: The 1 Thing - Tony Van Eerd

Tony Van Eerd shares insights from 25+ years of coding. Formerly at Inscriber, Adobe, BlackBerry, now at Christie Digital. He's on the C++ Committee (and is a ninja and a jedi 👀)

https://t.co/sQZrdOnu3Q

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Throwing Tools at Ranges - Tina Ulbrich

Explore runtime performance and memory usage of C++ ranges vs non-ranges code. Learn tools for code analysis on Windows and Linux, and see how modernization affects performance.

https://t.co/OTYpUjdq0N

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Meandering Through C++ Creating ranges::to - Rudyard Merriam

Discover the challenges of writing a version of ranges::to before GCC 14. Explore concepts like if constexpr and copyable containers, and learn why ranges::to simplifies pipeline usage.

https://t.co/z98W1POOds

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To Int or To Uint - Alex Dathskovsky

Discover how choosing int vs unsigned int affects performance and optimizations. Learn when to use each and avoid pitfalls.

https://t.co/YVunt9q1A6

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A Study of Plugin Architectures for Supporting Extensible Software - Mike Shah

Build extensible software with plugins. See how Maya, Unity, Unreal, and QT Modeler do it. Learn to design your own plugin system.

https://t.co/zJbBK6yydP

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Message Handling with Boolean Algebra - Ben Deane

Explore the power of Boolean algebra in designing message handling libraries.

https://t.co/m8uJ3fwvcI

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C++ Memory Model: from C++11 to C++23 - Alex Dathskovsky

Learn about the C++ memory model from C++11 to C++23. Understand threading, atomic operations, and how to write robust, thread-safe code with modern C++ features.

https://t.co/vXpNI6lxxC

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How Designing Carbon C++ Interop Taught me About C++ Variadics & Bound Members - Chandler Carruth

https://t.co/7nGsvuH7kD

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If you're curious what it takes to build and run #AdventOfCode every year, you might enjoy this talk: https://t.co/bnp0xIiHSk

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Save Time, Space & a Little Sanity With std::function_ref - David Ledger

Pointer chaos or std::function issues? Enter std::function_ref: a lightweight, non-allocating, compile-time friendly abstraction that boosts performance and reduces memory.

https://t.co/2A7UwY4uBp

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C++ Reflection: Back on Track - David Olsen

Learn about the current C++ reflection proposal that's gaining momentum in the standards committee. Discover how it works, how to use it, and how it compares to previous proposals.

https://t.co/Ad5PjXW8UI

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C++ is a Metacompiler - Daniel Nikpayuk

Discover how C++17 and higher can be used as a metacompiler, lexing, parsing, and translating domain-specific languages at compile time.

https://t.co/kpOBF6ues2