Meeting C++ online

Meeting C++ 2026 - public prerecording

Tue, Nov 3 · 1:45 PM CET

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This event will host talks that are prerecorded during the event for Meeting C++ 2026.

Potential Schedule:

13:45 Welcome message & audience instructions
14:00 Alexey Karelin - A Declarative Startup Model for Cortex-M Microcontrollers
15:20 Ivan Khodar - (N)RVO: What it is and how not to break it
16:40 Miloš Anđelković - Building the tiniest Pomodoro timer

The talks are recorded as is, so we'll have the questions later in the lounge at the last talk table. Between talks is a 20 Minute break.

Interview with Guy Davidson on his talks and C++26/7 + C++29

Wed, Nov 4 · 5:00 PM CET

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Meeting C++ is hosting an interview with Guy Davidson! He will be giving the talks What to look forward to in C++26 and Profiles are coming at Meeting C++ 2026! We'll also discuss the current situation at ISO with C++26 and what the upcoming ISO meeting in Brazil will bring.

Talk description:
The three-year train model continues to deliver as the next version of C++ heaves into view. In Croydon earlier this year the committee waved off the working draft to ISO to publish it as C++26. It will take a while to work its way through the process, but we're ready to start looking at what it delivers for you, the C++ user.
The obvious, big picture items are reflection, contracts and std::execution. These impact hugely on the standard in very different ways. We will spend some time looking at each of these features, but also other smaller items like the hardened standard library.
We'll also look ahead to C++29 and consider what is still to be done. The committee listens and adapts to outside commentary: here you will find out what we've updated.

Bio:
Guy Davidson has been writing games for over 40 years. For half of that time he worked at Creative Assembly, makers of the Total War franchise, where he was the Head of Engineering Practice. He is one of the founders of #include, the diversity and inclusion group for the C++ community. Now he is the Head of Engineering at a company largely based in Ukraine operating in stealth mode. In his "spare" time he serves on the C++ standard committee as the convenor. He is also the chair of programming languages for the BSI. In his "other" spare time he plays piano, sings for Brighton Festival Chrous, teaches Tai Chi, and involves himself with local politics more than might seem necessary.

Bring your questions!
17:00 Interview start

Meeting C++ 2026 - public prerecording

Tue, Nov 10 · 1:45 PM CET

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This event will host talks that are prerecorded during the event for Meeting C++ 2026.

Potential Schedule:

13:45 Welcome message & audience instructions
14:00 Koen Samyn - Zero Cost Scripting Languages For Game Engines With C++26 Reflection
15:20 - Mathew Benson - C++ Command Line IDE With Neovim
16:40 Joel Falcou - std::complex Ate My Performances! - Making Faster Hyper-complex Maths

The talks are recorded as is, so we'll have the questions later in the lounge at the last talk table. Between talks is a 20 Minute break.

Meeting C++ 2026

Thu, Nov 26 · 9:00 AM CET

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Meeting C++ 2026! Get your tickets while you can!
Tickets are available in the online shop at Tito
Access will be provided to ticket holders only. This event is what makes Meeting C++ all year possible.

Meeting C++ 2026 - Schedule of 2026
This years Meeting C++ is a hybrid event in Berlin and online on 26th - 28th November 2026.
The conference will be again hybrid - just like last year, attendees will join us on location in Berlin, but the conference will be also featuring online and onsite only content.

• Meeting C++ 2026
• streaming the onsite tracks and hosting a track online
• Tickets are available in the online shop at Tito
• Tickets are transferable for the full event, but not refundable
• Book your hotel room (soon tm) on the Meeting C++ ticket contingent
• Rooms are also available as hotel tickets in the ticketshop
• Get cheaper train tickets for Deutsche Bahn
• Student and Support Tickets are available
• Talklisting of Meeting C++ 2026
• A first schedule for the conference
• Sponsors are welcome
• Meeting C++ 2025 Trip reports:
• Frances Buontempo (2025)
• Sandor Dargo
• Guillaume Dua
• Omniverse
• Meeting C++ 2026 runs under the Berlin Code of Conduct

### Attending onsite

The onsite part of the conference is hosted in the Vienna House by Wyndham Andel's Berlin Hotel (Address: Landsberger Allee 106, 10396 Berlin)
You can secure your own little spot to sit for 3 days by putting up a name sign in the main hall on the table you chose to sit. If you have special needs, the conference hotel is fully accessible and offers rooms with accessible bathrooms and a twin room for an assistant.
For 3 full days Meeting C++ 2026 will be held in Berlin. Meeting C++ will host 3 tracks onsite: the main track and tracks B and C. Keynotes and the main program is hosted in Track A. See last years schedule for further information such as time tables on the conference. Onsite attendees will also have access to the online part of the conference.

### Attending online

Meeting C++ will stream all the tracks including the keynotes to the online part of the event and features an online only track with talks by various speakers. A few words on how-to-attend. First, the link to the online event will be send to the email you've (been) registered with, this is then also your login. Meeting C++ will send some more details about the event to that email, so if you don't receive these in November, make sure you're registered with the right email. You'll need to register then with that email for the event.