Name: C++ Distilled: Language Focus
Start: 2018-04-12T18:30:00+03:00
End: 2018-04-12T21:30:00+03:00
Location: Ma'oz Tsiyon Community and Culture Center / מרכז תרבות וקהילה מעוז ציון

Join us in Mevaseret to talk about the core language features: template metaprogramming, C++17 standard and more.

This event is sponsored by Eyeway Vision. JetBrains generously provides a license to any of its products, which will be raffled between participants.

The agenda:
18:30 Informal networking and mingling
19:00 Updates and News, GpuTech conf trip report - Michael Gopshtein
19:30 C4GC: Concurrency - Dima Danilov
19:40 Moving to C++17: personal experience - Yair Friedman
20:25 Break
20:30 Template Metaprogramming is Fun - Sasha Goldshtein

Hope to see you all! Please RSVP.

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*C4GC*
Our monthly Core Guidelines corner, this time focused on concurrency.
*Dima Danilov*
Dima is a Sr. SW Engineer at LiveU and a long-term C++ enthusiast. He has ~10 years experience in software development in various fields such as embedded, video, application performance management and traffic capture/analysis. Dima is a die-hard fan of flying squirrels.

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*Moving to C++17*
Personal experience from moving an existing code base to C++17. Examples of code modifications, and surprises on the way.
*Yair Friedman*
Yair is a secure software professional at Intel Jerusalem. He is also modern C++ evangelist and have been coding in C++ for 27 years. Yair is also a Monty Python fan and always expects the Spanish inquisition.

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*Template Metaprogramming is Fun*
This talk should warm you up to the world of template metaprogramming: performing computations and making decisions at compile-time rather than run-time. We will briefly touch on some practical use-cases, but spend most of our time playing around with metafunctions through the prism of typelists. For example, we'll be able to sort a list of types -- at compile-time -- to automatically optimize tuple layout. Isn't that cool? We'll also make some advanced use of variadic templates and maybe even integer sequences.
*Sasha Goldshtein*
Sasha Goldshtein is the CTO of Sela Group, a Microsoft MVP and Regional Director, and an international consultant and trainer. Sasha contributes to numerous open source projects around Linux and Windows performance and diagnostics, delivers C++ 11/14/17 training courses, and helps customers diagnose hard issues in production systems. Sasha is a frequent conference speaker and blogger.

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