January 2021 Overview C++ IT-Events

Wednesday, 6. January

Modern C++20 – [Online] Modern C++20 for Beginners. We discuss, learn and practice modern C++20 to be able to contribute to Strikr free software projects.

Thursday, 7. January

North Denver Metro C++ – [Online] David Stone speak about: Implementing the Correct Vector.

Friday, 8. January

MUC++ – [Online] This talk will introduce several techniques such as CRTP, Tag Dispatching or using Compile-time features that allow us to write elegant and efficient software that is not constrained by one of the mentioned restrictions.

Wednesday, 13. January

Modern C++20 – [Online] Modern C++20 for Beginners. We discuss, learn and practice modern C++20 to be able to contribute to Strikr free software projects.

Utah C++ Programmers – [Online] Richard Thomson will give us a sampling of different methods we can use to attack the problem.

C++17 – [Online] We cover modern C++17 and C++20, as well as Qt.io QML and widgets. There are no lectures the format is questions and answers. Please be thinking of questions before the meeting. Keywords: CppMSG, Cpp, Cplusplus, Qt, QML, Quick, C++ Mentoring and Study Group, meetup.com, Austin Texas.

Thursday, 14. January

Meeting C++ Düsseldorf – [Online] The first meeting in 2021! Bryce Adelstein Lelbach speak about: The CUDA C++ Standard Library. In this example-oriented talk we’ll explain how and when to start using libcu++ and explain how it can be used to build complex concurrent data structures and enable new classes of applications on modern NVIDIA GPUs. We’ll also give you a sneak preview of our future roadmap for libcu++.

Thursday, 28. January

C++ UG Osnabrück – [Online] What is Qt, spoken cute? How can I use it? What can Qt provide to me, my users and my application? Who useses Qt? This talk shall give an overview to one of the biggest C++ GUI frameworks.