Pacific++

Sharing knowledge and building a network of great C++ developers in the Asia-Pacific region.
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[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

Anyone have any recommendations around c++ crash reporting frameworks/systems?

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

4/4: It's a true shame the community can't find ways to get along and grow together.

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

Thread 🧵
1/4: Lots of people have asked, why is there not another Pacific++. Organizing a conference is very stressful and involves a lot of outside people such as speakers, attendees, advisors, service workers on the day and more.

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

3/4: While we do not condone bad behavior at all, and we would certainly take action when required, it seems that everyone has different levels of what action is appropriate, leading to sections of the community turning on the conference if their personal expectation is not met.

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

@dascandy42 Borders are still closed here. Not open until Oct for visitors requiring a visa (provided govt doesn't change its mind). This was only announced a few days ago. Will post any updates.

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

Due to COVID-19 the 2020 conference has been unfortunately cancelled.

[Toby Allsopp @toby_allsopp]

Yes, it was great to reconnect. Thanks for organising it, Paul.

[Auckland C++ Meetup @auckland_cpp]

Here's the invite link for our Slack workspace:
https://t.co/FrFKpIUeZe

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

First online @auckland_cpp meetup is underway. A couple of us non Aucklanders here. Everyone is welcome. https://t.co/HclIK798jf

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

@xolvenz Conference name won't be changing. It would have to be multiple streams.
Talks about other languages, although not
directly relatable, still can provide valuable learnings.

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

Now the pandemic is coming to a close, we are looking to kick this thing back off late next year. Working with other languages like Go and Rust is an option too. What are everyone's thoughts on this?

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

@JaredMulconry The idea would be to continue as before. If the local groups of the other languages are interested we could add tracks of various languages.

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

Who else from NZ or Aus is looking forward to being part of Cppcon this year? #cplusplus #cpp
https://t.co/1NuAVoMUPe

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

@michtiecpp 😢

[Pacific++ @pacificplusplus]

@bowie7070 @cppcast @robwirving @lefticus @pvsstudio_rus Yup the planning was underway. There is no knowing when this will be over so it makes sense to defer to next year. Thanks for the keen interest.

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