The most popular C++ talk at the CppCon YouTube channel is a C guy telling the entire C++ community to stop writing inefficient code. You just gotta love it.

This is fundamentally the problem with how C++ is currently taught. The best way to “unlearn” a negative C++ bias, especially for students, is to look at how Modern C++ is actually done. Every year, CppCon has a “Back to Basics” Track, which they also upload to youtube. I

Rust being taught on CppCon!?

“Unfortunately, all the cutting edge stuff seems to be done in Rust right now…” - CppCon Lightning talk

Just got back from CppCon, got some pretty cool swag! unfortunately keith is not part of the bundle. maybe next year

This made my day, seeing the latest video on Cppcon's YouTube, they are talking about the value of Assert. And who pops up if not the great @ThePrimeagen

یکی از بهترین کنفرانس هایی که این مدت شنیدم، صحبت mike acton تو cppcon در مورد DOP هست. کل صحبت در مورد اینه که چطور OOP و دیزاین کردن کدبیس حول آبجکت و مدل سازی جهان اشتباهه و تمرکز روی data tranformation میتونه برای پرفورمنس سیستم معجزه کنه https://t.co/CMgAmriFUk

Best youtube channels for learning C++ L1 1. Mike Shah https://t.co/q9uObSSujH 2.Cherno https://t.co/sH5T5eK4fp L2 2.Weekly C++ https://t.co/ifUZv8bpK6 3.CppCon https://t.co/BKILya1SvS 4.Bo-Qian https://t.co/neBexppBbs ChilliTomataoNoodle (special mention)

another great slide from the CppCon 2025 talk by @supahvee1234 explaining the differences between SoA and AoS ..

Fresh from the oven of CppCon 2025 .. a fantastic talk by @supahvee1234 on data oriented design .. - More Speed & Simplicity: Practical Data-Oriented Design in C++ ( https://t.co/BBxW70xYrx) .. Loved this slide ..

I saw someone reference a 2014 CppCon talk where the presenter complained about MSVC continuously writing back member variables. I checked to see if his example had been fixed ten years later, and sadly the answer is "no" (though GCC and CLANG are fine):

I have created a self-contained version of my @CppCon 2025 keynote demo using @raysan5's excellent #raylib. The only requirement is CMake, all dependencies are automatically fetched. https://t.co/44rllpG5D9 Enjoy! 🚀 #cpp #indiedev #performance #cplusplus #cppcon

My CppCon 2025 keynote is now available on YouTube -- eager to hear what you think! 🚀 https://t.co/GZESDU7sBu #cpp #cplusplus #gamedev #performance #sfml

A real honour and thrill to be able to present at CppCon again. Hope I surprise and delight you in this talk; it was my most nerve wracking yet! #cppcon2025

"Local ('Arena') Memory Allocators" by John Lakos from CppCon 2017 is one of the finest talks on memory management involving allocators. It's been a while since it showed up, but it's pretty insightful even today! Part 1 https://t.co/QmLmRqYWOS Part 2 https://t.co/1mRSWwuJRR

"Multi-Producer, Multi-Consumer, Lock-Free, Atomic Queue" - by Erez Strauss One of the best CppCon talks on queue implementation (relevant to IPC reading below) https://t.co/2FZksoLmfv

Some great advice on cache friendly design, the implications, thinking beyond asymptotic complexity and guidance on how to write cache friendly programs. A talk from CppCon : link 👇

Live from C++ Performance Secrets #cppcon #programming #gamedev #cpp

It's been exactly ten years since this announcement was made. Is there going to be any update where things are going with safety? I haven't heard anything this year.