This is the talk that got me into C++ at the end of 2021, today I have my first open-source microservice no-code engine all written in C++, that passes memory-leak tests with -fsanitize and valgrind, uses EPOLL for a very minimal and scalable server, I always come back to his talks in search for inspiration, I am 55 and I never thought I would find pleasure in programming again. Thank you Uncle Bjarne, BTW his red book was the only one I needed, that one and cppreference. Embracing all this container and Kubernetes Era was more palatable for me thanks to C++
After watching this lecture and the way it was delivered, three things became clear to me: 1. Programming languages have more in common with their creators than I expected. 2. I now understand why I don't like C++. 3. I am more certain than ever that staying with C was the right thing to do.
Listening to this talk, I looked up C++ in use and found this Quora. www.quora.com/Why-are-most-browsers-built-in-C++ Hope someone finds it entertaining!
This is the talk that got me into C++ at the end of 2021, today I have my first open-source microservice no-code engine all written in C++, that passes memory-leak tests with -fsanitize and valgrind, uses EPOLL for a very minimal and scalable server, I always come back to his talks in search for inspiration, I am 55 and I never thought I would find pleasure in programming again. Thank you Uncle Bjarne, BTW his red book was the only one I needed, that one and cppreference. Embracing all this container and Kubernetes Era was more palatable for me thanks to C++
Awesome talk, thanks Bjarne!
After watching this lecture and the way it was delivered, three things became clear to me:
1. Programming languages have more in common with their creators than I expected.
2. I now understand why I don't like C++.
3. I am more certain than ever that staying with C was the right thing to do.
danke für den upload !
nice conf
advanced research !!!
Hmm... "1-1 correspondence between the characters in the program and stuff that is being done"....
That sounds like Perl regexps ;-)
Thanks for posting - any news on where the slides for the talks are?
The slides for the keynotes are linked in the schedule:
meetingcpp.com/index.php/schedule16.html
23:40 - I wonder why Mr. Stroustrup omitted C++03. Is it the Windows Vista of C++ standards?
Not much changed from 98 to 03.
Listening to this talk, I looked up C++ in use and found this Quora. www.quora.com/Why-are-most-browsers-built-in-C++
Hope someone finds it entertaining!