C++23 Ranges: Conceptual Changes and Useful Practicalities - Dvir Yitzchaki - ACCU 2023

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C++23 Ranges: Functional Programming With New View Adaptors and Other Utilities - Dvir Yitzchaki - ACCU 2023
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Being introduced to C++20, ranges changed the way we write code. C++23 not only brings with it a large pile of new utilities but actually introduces a fundamental change to one of the core concepts in the ranges world - the view.
Absurd as it sounds, views can now also own their elements while still being cheap to pass around. This talk will explain how that works as well as describe the most useful algorithms and adaptors we can now take advantage of, like using `std::generator` to implement range adaptors, printing ranges, or even using the new `std::optional` monadic interface.
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Dvir Yitzchaki
A Senior Software Engineer at Roku Inc. Member of the Israel National Body for WG21.
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[@Roibarkan]

Great talk!

[@ahmedhelmy6235]

This was great and it would be great to show off the new features with C++23

[@simonfarre4907]

Ranges is cool and all but views are still in an absolute terrible state, on clang. Its better on gcc but still. 3 years and still not working.