C++Now 2017 Presentations

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Tuesday, May 16

	Paepcke
Morning (9:00-10:30)	Rust: Hack Without Fear!, Niko Matsakis(video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	C++17 Features, Bryce Adelstein Lelbach(video)	Rethinking Strings, Mark Zeren(video)	C++11’s Quiet Little Gem: <system_error>, Charles Bay(video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Expression Templates Everywhere with C++14 and Yap, Zach Laine(video)	Networking TS Workshop (part 1 of 2), Michael Caisse(video)	Local ("Arena") Memory Allocators, John Lakos(video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	constexpr ALL the things!, Ben Deane and Jason Turner(video)	Networking TS Workshop (part 2 of 2), Michael Caisse(video)	Containers & Strings: Why the Implementation Matters, Barbara Geller and Ansel Sermersheim(video)

Wednesday, May 17

	Paepcke
Morning (9:00-10:30)	Haskell taketh away: limiting side effects for parallel programming, Ryan Newton(video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	(Ab)using C++17, Jason Turner(video)	A vision for C++20 and std2 (part 1 of 3), Alisdair Meredith (video)	Mocking C++ (full-length version), Peter Bindels(video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Good FIFOs Make Good Thread Neighbors, Jonathan Beard (video)	Fun with Boost.Hana, Louis Dionne(video)	The Mathematical Underpinnings of Promises in C++, David Sankel(video)
Afternoon (4:30-5:15)	Postmodern Immutable Data Structures, Juan Pedro Bolivar Puente(video)	Composite Arithmetic Types Are > the + of Their Parts, John McFarlane(video)	Multithreading Using Lockless Lists and RCU, Ansel Sermersheim(video)
Afternoon (5:15-6:00)	Type Based Template Metaprogramming is Not Dead, Odin Holmes(video)	An easy to use RPC framework implemented in C++11/14, Yu Qi(video)

Thursday, May 18

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (9:00-9:45)	Call: A Library that Will Change the Way You Think about Function Invocations (part 1 of 2), Matt Calabrese(video)	A look at C++ through the glasses of a language tool, Anastasia Kazakova(video)	Sorting in less than O(n log n): Generalizing and optimizing radix sort, Malte Skarupke(video)
Morning (9:45-10:30)		Boost vs Qt: What Could They Learn From Each Other?, Jens Weller(video)
Morning (11:00-12:30)	Call: A Library that Will Change the Way You Think about Function Invocations (part 2 of 2), Matt Calabrese(video)	A vision for C++20 and std2 (part 2 of 3), Alisdair Meredith (video)	Parallel Programming with RaftLib: streaming/data-flow concurrency via concise C++ iostream-like operators, Jonathan Beard (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	Postmodern C++, Tony Van Eerd(video)	Practical (?) Applications of Reflection, Jackie Kay(video)	Implementing variant visitation using lambdas, Vittorio Romeo(video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	Promises in C++: The Universal Glue for Asynchronous Programs, David Sankel(video)	Towards Painless Testing, Kris Jusiak (video)	Testing the Limits of Allocator Awareness, Bob Steagall(video)

Friday, May 19

	Paepcke
Morning (9:00-10:30)	Competitive Advantage with D, Ali Çehreli(video)

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (11:00-12:30)	Effective CMake, Daniel Pfeifer(video)	Restoring Your Sanity: An Approach to Dealing with Reference Types in the Generic Programming Paradigm, Matt Calabrese (video)	A vision for C++20 and std2 (part 3 of 3), Alisdair Meredith (video)
Afternoon (2:30-4:00)	The 'Detection Idiom:' A Better Way to SFINAE, Marshall Clow(video)	Locally Atomic Capabilities and How to Count Them, Lisa Lippincott (video)	No raw std::thread! - Live Tweet Analysis in C++, Kirk Shoop (video)
Afternoon (4:30-6:00)	C++ Core Guidelines - Modernize your C++ Code Base, Peter Sommerlad(video)	The Holy Grail - A Hash Array Mapped Trie for C++, Phil Nash(video)	Customization Points That Suck Less, Michał Dominiak (video)

Saturday, May 19

	Flug	Hudson	Bethe
Morning (8:45-10:15)	clang-useful: Building useful tools with LLVM and clang for fun and profit, Peter Goldsborough (video)	Type-safe Programming, Jonathan Müller(video)	CHAP: A memory analyzer for un-instrumented cores, Tim Boddy(video)
Morning (10:45-11:30)	Performance analysis and optimization of C++ standard libraries, Aditya Kumar and Sebastian Pop (video)	The Lesser-Known Multicore Synchronization Primitives, Samy Bahra(video)	Nbdl: Generic Library for Managing State Seamlessly Across Network, Jason Rice (video)