Releasing the full program of Meeting C++ 2026 📅
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Check out a sponsored message from Jens Weller, organizer of the Meeting C++ Conference.
Happy to share the full program for the 15th edition of Meeting C++!
The program is once again one of the best. It offers a great selection of C++ talks on building applications with C++, starting or upgrading projects to a new standard, and, of course, new features in C++26 and beyond. In total, Meeting C++ offers 55 talks on C++ in 5 tracks plus 2 keynotes.
This year features two keynotes:
Happy to share the full program for the 15th edition of Meeting C++!
The program is once again one of the best. It offers a great selection of C++ talks on building applications with C++, starting or upgrading projects to a new standard, and, of course, new features in C++26 and beyond. In total, Meeting C++ offers 55 talks on C++ in 5 tracks plus 2 keynotes.
This year features two keynotes:
- Mateusz Pusz - Why Great C++ Libraries Fail (And How to Fix That)
- Kate Gregory - Brains And Belonging
This year's closing keynote will be a panel, potentially followed by lightning talks!
The latest additions to the program include Alex Dathskovsky completing the onsite program with a talk on The Biggest Misconception of Computer Science, and me speaking on trends now visible in the Meeting C++ survey as the final talk in the online track.
The talk by Tanweer Ali - The C++ Auto-Vectorizer: When Your Loops Fail to SIMD is now part of the onsite track, while Joel Falcous's talk std::complex Ate My Performances! - Making Faster Hyper-complex Maths moved into the online track. While Hana DusÃková now speaks on implementing your own C++ compiler.
Speaking of the online track, the public recordings of the online track for the conference are about to start; check the Meeting C++ online user group for details.
You should get your tickets now, as in a few weeks I plan to start the on-site voting to finalize the schedule position-wise. This brought a few minor changes last year, and is great input for organizing the conference!
This year is the 15th edition of Meeting C++, and for a long time the event has given me the opportunity to make Meeting C++ my main job! To take care of the conference and build a network for C++ by sharing all sorts of C++ content with you online. Your visit to the conference supports this effort!
Best regards
Bartek & Jens Weller
cppstories.com | @fenbf
The latest additions to the program include Alex Dathskovsky completing the onsite program with a talk on The Biggest Misconception of Computer Science, and me speaking on trends now visible in the Meeting C++ survey as the final talk in the online track.
The talk by Tanweer Ali - The C++ Auto-Vectorizer: When Your Loops Fail to SIMD is now part of the onsite track, while Joel Falcous's talk std::complex Ate My Performances! - Making Faster Hyper-complex Maths moved into the online track. While Hana DusÃková now speaks on implementing your own C++ compiler.
Speaking of the online track, the public recordings of the online track for the conference are about to start; check the Meeting C++ online user group for details.
You should get your tickets now, as in a few weeks I plan to start the on-site voting to finalize the schedule position-wise. This brought a few minor changes last year, and is great input for organizing the conference!
This year is the 15th edition of Meeting C++, and for a long time the event has given me the opportunity to make Meeting C++ my main job! To take care of the conference and build a network for C++ by sharing all sorts of C++ content with you online. Your visit to the conference supports this effort!
Best regards
Bartek & Jens Weller
cppstories.com | @fenbf
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