CppCon 2018: Brand \u0026 Nash “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?: A Tale of Expectations and Exceptions”

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CppCon 2018: Stoyan Nikolov “OOP Is Dead, Long Live Data-oriented Design”

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CppCon 2018: “Latest and Greatest in the Visual Studio Family for C++ Developers 2018”

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CppCon 2018: Nicolai Josuttis “The Nightmare of Initialization in C++”

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CppCon 2018: Jonathan Boccara “105 STL Algorithms in Less Than an Hour”

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CppCon 2018: Alan Talbot “Moving Faster: Everyday efficiency in modern C++”

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CppCon 2018: Mateusz Pusz “Effective replacement of dynamic polymorphism with std::variant”

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CppCon 2018: Chandler Carruth “Spectre: Secrets, Side-Channels, Sandboxes, and Security”

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CppCon 2018: Bjarne Stroustrup “Concepts: The Future of Generic Programming (the future is here)”

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CppCon 2018: Andrew Sutton “Concepts in 60: Everything you need to know and nothing you don't”

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CppCon 2018: Kate Gregory “Simplicity: Not Just For Beginners”

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CppCon 2018: Richard Powell “Named Arguments from Scratch”

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CppCon 2018: “Secure Coding Best Practices: Your First Line Is The Last Line Of Defense (2 of 2)”

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CppCon 2018: Jason Turner “Applied Best Practices”

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CppCon 2018: “Grill the Committee”

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CppCon 2018: Matt Godbolt “The Bits Between the Bits: How We Get to main()”

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CppCon 2018: Jason Turner “Surprises in Object Lifetime”

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CppCon 2018: Mark Elendt “Patterns and Techniques Used in the Houdini 3D Graphics Application ”

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CppCon 2018: Barbara Geller \u0026 Ansel Sermersheim “Undefined Behavior is Not an Error”

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CppCon 2018: Richard Powell “How to Argue(ment)\

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CppCon 2018: Titus Winters “Modern C++ Design (part 1 of 2)”

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CppCon 2018: Jon Cohen \u0026 Matt Kulukundis “Touring the Tips of the Week Series”

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CppCon 2018: Damien Buhl “C++ Everywhere with WebAssembly”

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CppCon 2018: Tom Poole “Why and How to Roll Your Own std::function Implementation”

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