Adobe’s C++ Event Highlights

NYC++ Meetup

Sean Parent—Chains: Exploration of an alternation to Sender/Receiver

David Sankel-the semicolon is a lie

CppCon 2023

Laura Savino’s keynote explores the often-overlooked social aspects of C++ development, offering both practical tools and light-hearted commiseration. Drawing from the field of behavior science to build strategies that address conflicting design patterns and the strong opinions that come with them.

Laura Savino—Plenary: Coping With Other People’s Code

C++ on Sea 2023

In this talk from C++ on Sea, Sean Parent, proposes a taxonomy of general computer science terminology with specifics about how it applies to C++ and how this better understanding can be used to write Better Code.

Sean Parent—Safety in C++: All the Safeties!

Core C++ 2023

David Sankel discussed the meaning of object, state, invariant, value, and invalid in C++.

David Sankel—Better Code: Exploring Validity

C++Now

2024

This year David Sankel and Nick DeMarco both delivered talks at C++Now 2024. “C++ Should Be C++” and “Reintroduction to Generic Programing for C++”.

*Coming Soon* Nick DeMarco-Reintroduction to Generic Programming for C++ Engineers

David Sankel-C++ Should Be C++

2023

Adobe’s Sean Parent and David Sankel both delivered talks and participated in panels at C++Now 2023. “All the Safeties” and “Under the Hood”.

Sean Parent—All the Safeties

David Sankel—Under the Hood

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