12 years of Meeting C++!

published at 03.07.2024 15:13 by Jens Weller
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In late June of 2012 the first announcements were made about a new C++ conference called Meeting C++. With its first edition being close to Düsseldorf and in the next year in Düsseldorf.

Comparing a pool allocator based unique_ptr and direct access to a type in a vector

published at 28.03.2024 17:10 by Jens Weller
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My last blog post dealt with a possible solution to providing a stable memory address. Some of the feedback pointed towards arena/pool allocators to be used instead.

Providing a stable memory address

published at 19.03.2024 18:18 by Jens Weller
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Some APIs allow you to store a pointer to your data element. This is used to access additional information from your types to display them in Model/View Architecture.

Starting a C++ project with CMake in 2024

published at 15.03.2024 18:59 by Jens Weller
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Last year I've written last year about my plans to return to C++, taking on some project ideas with C++20 and CMake.

Looking at the third year of running the Meeting C++ online job fair

published at 08.02.2024 15:24 by Jens Weller
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Last year featured 4 job fairs, one in each quarter. Lets look at the data about candidates and compare to the community survey of Meeting C++.

Converting a string_view to a time_point in C++20

published at 01.02.2024 17:52 by Jens Weller
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In one class I have a string_view which can represent various value types. One of them is a "date-time type", such as a std::time_t or std::chrono::time_point.

Visiting Rainer Grimm

published at 09.12.2023 22:01 by Jens Weller
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I've had the opportunity to meet with Rainer Grimm this week during a short trip to southern Germany.

Meeting C++ - the last online conference?

published at 21.09.2023 17:55 by Jens Weller
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A few days ago it caught my attention that Meeting C++ 2023 would be the last C++ organisation with an online part of its conference.

Today, 11 years ago

published at 27.06.2023 21:13 by Jens Weller
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Thats right, today 11 years ago was the announcement for Meeting C++ 2012.

Supporting new speakers and great talks in 2023

published at 08.06.2023 17:35 by Jens Weller
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Like last year, Meeting C++ organized an event centered around technical speaking.

Returning to C++

published at 18.05.2023 16:19 by Jens Weller
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Not that I've been away from C++, its just that for the last few years I've been busy with other things to start new projects. And hence mostly did take care of written, productive code. But this has changed now, and I'd like to take my time and learn whats new in C++ land and how to apply this to my new code.

Looking at C++ skills from candidates by regions

published at 26.04.2023 17:41 by Jens Weller
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For over 2 years Meeting C++ organizes an online C++ job fair, featuring a form to share your CV/resume with the sponsoring employers. This post is about looking at the aggregate from this form filtered through the regions, which is continents in this case.

Could a polymorphic memory resource (PMR) improve last weeks results?

published at 31.03.2023 17:28 by Jens Weller
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I've been wondering if there is another easy way to improve performance of last weeks post on using boyer_moore_horspool search for replacing strings.

Is boyer_moore_horspool faster then std::string::find?

published at 23.03.2023 15:43 by Jens Weller
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On Wednesday I've read an interesting blog post by Julien Jorge on Effortful Performance Improvements, where it is shown how to improve an replace function which runs replacements on a string. Its part of a series on performance and improving a code base, you should go read all of them!

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