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CppCon 2018: John Woolverton “Interfaces Matter”
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CppCon 2018: Sean Parent “Better Code: Human Interface”
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CppCon 2017: John D. Woolverton “C Pointers”
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CppCon 2018: John Woolverton “Interfaces Matter”
CppCon 2018: Sean Parent “Better Code: Human Interface”
CppCon 2017: John D. Woolverton “C Pointers”
CppCon 2018: Damien Buhl “C++ Everywhere with WebAssembly”
CppCon 2018:H. Wright “Large-Scale Changes at Google: Lessons Learned From 5 Yrs of Mass Migrations”
CppCon 2018: John Lakos “C++ Modules and Large-Scale Development”
CppCon 2018: Jon Cohen “Ensuring Exception Safety Through Testing"
CppCon 2018: Jason Turner “Applied Best Practices”
CppCon 2018: Geoffrey Romer “What do you mean "thread-safe"?”
CppCon 2018: Alan Talbot “Moving Faster: Everyday efficiency in modern C++”
CppCon 2018: Titus Winters “Modern C++ Design ”
CppCon 2018: Fedor Pikus “Design for Performance”
CppCon 2018: Arvid Gerstmann “Building a C++ Reflection System in One Weekend Using Clang and LLVM”
CppCon 2018: Victor Ciura “These Aren't the COM Objects You're Looking For”
