Chicago C and C++ Users - Novice to Expert

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  • Tue Feb 28
    5:45 PM
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  DePaul CDM Building

  243 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL (map)

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  The topic and speaker will be announced no later than Tuesday, February 14, but the time and place are firm. Learn more

  Hosted by: Conrad Weisert (Co-Organizer)

Recent Meetups

• January 3 at 6:30 PM, 9 C/C++ Programmers attended

  Planning meeting January 3
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  They rated it 5.001 (1 ratings)

  Our group is scheduled for another general meeting February 28 with a presentation on (as always) an interesting and timely topic. Meanwhile, we need to move ahead with:... Learn more

• November 15, 2011 at 6:15 PM, 25 C/C++ Programmers attended

  Featured speaker: James Grenning
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  They rated it 4.505 (5 ratings)

  

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  Well prepared with persuasive demonstration. We may want to have a rebuttal presentation (or a panel discussion) some time.

  —Conrad Weisert

  

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  Great speaker! He had all the answers for the group's questions and was quite willing to help get people on board with TDD. ...

  —Phil Reinemann

• June 2, 2011 at 5:30 PM, 16 C/C++ Programmers attended

  Grill the C++0x Committee!
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  They rated it 5.006 (6 ratings)

  

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  Brilliant!

  —Nevin ":-)"

  

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  Get a chance to pick the brains of people who are intimately involved with the actual evolution of the C++ language -- what's not to ...

  —john

• April 28, 2011 at 6:00 PM, 6 C/C++ Programmers attended

  Chicago C/C++ Users Group Planning Meeting
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  They rated it 4.002 (2 ratings)

  Things we will be talking about, in no particular order: Charter Officers Organization structure (independent vs. affiliate vs. other) Meeting location (permanent vs.... Learn more

• March 1, 2011 at 5:30 PM, 20 C/C++ Programmers attended

  Ranges: Making the Next Abstraction of Iteration Accessible
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  They rated it 4.005 (5 ratings)

  

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  Well organized and clear. Examples could have been better motivated.

  —Conrad Weisert

  

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  Brilliant! Rob really made ranges accessible.

  —Nevin ":-)"