ACCU 2013
Saturday, 06 April 2013
I'm presenting on "C++11 features and real-world code" at ACCU 2013 in Bristol on this coming Thursday, 11th April. Here's the abstract:
C++11 has many nifty features, but how do they actually impact developers at the code face? Which C++11 features offer the best bang for the buck?
In this session I'll look at a selection of C++11 language and library features that I've found of real practical benefit in application and library code, with examples of equivalent C++03 code.
The features covered will include the concurrency support (of course), lambdas, and "auto", amongst a variety of others.
Hope to see you there!
Posted by Anthony Williams
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2 Comments
Hi Anthony
Will your presentation be available later for those of us who were unable to attend? (Past conferences only have some material online)
Cheers Kjell
Yes, my slides will be available after the conference.