We concluded 2025 with an engaging Lightning Talks session and are happy that a total of 8 speakers answered our call to present something loosely related to C++ in 5 to 10 minutes. Following the idea that everyone has something… Read More »Lightning Talks Session
C++ News Section As per usual for the last few meetups we started the evening with a small roundup of news in the c++ World. Why can’t std::apply figure out which overload I intend to use? Only one of them… Read More »Hacking and Securing C++ – Marcell Juhasz
C++ News Section As per usual for the last few meetups we started the evening with a small roundup of news in the c++ World. Herb Sutter is stepping down as committee convenor Herb Sutter has been the long-standing convenor… Read More »Insights into Entity Component Systems
C++ News Section The evening began with a short news round-up presented by Robert. This new segment highlighted what’s currently happening in the C++ world. Reflection in C++26 It’s official: reflection will land in C++26. No more endless boilerplate hacks—now… Read More »15 Years Doing C++ Standardization Work: A Personal Retrospective – Nevin Liber
ACCU 2025: Keynote recap The evening kicked off with a brief recap by Robert of a ACCU 2025 keynote by Daisy Hollman titled “Learning To Stop Writing Code (and Why You Won’t Miss It)”. Yes, it’s about using AI. If… Read More »Bridging C++ and Python with Nanobind
Part 1: Meeting C++ 2024 Recap This time, Robert and I had the honor of sharing our experiences from this year’s Meeting C++ 2024. From an undeniably excellent keynote by Titus Winters on “Fear in Tech,” featuring the quote we… Read More »Double Feature: Recap Meeting C++ 2024 / The Seed7 Programming Language
This time, we were thrilled to see so many new faces at the meetup! It’s fantastic to see our community growing, and I’d like to extend a warm welcome to everyone who attended for the first time. The venue was… Read More »Monadic Operations in C++23
This time, we’d like to extend our gratitude to the TU Wien Alumni Club for making it possible to host our meetup at the Vienna University of Technology. As an alum myself, it’s inspiring to see the university take on… Read More »Building Bridges
Our second (technical) meetup about the Conan Software Package Manager was well received – again. Thanks to the approximately 20 people who attended. Unfortunately, we couldn’t accommodate more participants due to the limited space at our current venue, but we’re… Read More »Well, Frograrians
Despite the allure of the European Soccer Championship and the summer heat, 19 dedicated developers gathered for our first technical gathering. Seeing many attendees present at our inaugural session, was particularly gratifying for us. C++ News A big thank you… Read More »Test Drive