Meeting C++ online - 24h conference
Meeting C++ hosts an 24h++ online event with a mix of live content and prerecorded talks from Meeting C++ 2025. With the 24h+ of the event, you should be able to attend some of the talks during the event plus you get access to all talks in the event to view after the event.
This online conference is also a fundraiser for Meeting C++, as the conference is not covering the costs to run Meeting C++ as a platform in 2026. Meeting C++ will happen as a conference in 2026 on November 26, but otherwise I'll have to focus on working on my own content and doing paid work then running Meeting C++ as a service to the community like in the last decade. You also can support Meeting C++ by getting your own Meeting C++ 2026 calendar now, or visit the merchandise shop!
Meeting C++ online is a series of virtual events organized for the C++ community. It is a new online community that meets face to face online by providing a set of online events.
Hubilo is used for hosting virtual events.
Information about sponsoring an evening at Meeting C++ online
Meeting C++ online is hosted under the Berlin Code of Conduct
- The next Meeting C++ online User Group meeting is on the evening of 18. February 2025
- Join the next Meeting C++ online job fair on 02. December 2025
- Want to speak? Read the notes on online speaking and submit your talk to the next Meeting C++ online event!
Next Meeting C++ online user group
Debunking C++ myths with Alexandru Bolboaca and Ferenc Deak
Date: 18. February 2025
Meeting C++ online is hosting an interview with the authors of "Debunking C++ myths": Alexandru Bolboaca and Ferenc Deak.
We'll start at 11:45 (AM) CET.
Last event
January - NVIDIA presents Think Parallel with Bryce Adelstein Lelbach
Date: 15. January 2025
Todays event features Bryce Adelstein Lelbach with his talk Think Parallel! This event is sponsored by the NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute, where you can learn more about parallelism by taking one of NVIDIA`s self-paced trainings for C++ practitioners. The NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute (DLI) offers resources for diverse learning needs—from learning materials to self-paced and live training to certifications and educator programs.
By default, we think sequentially. Parallelism and asynchrony are often seen as challenging and complex. Tools to be used sparingly and cautiously, and only by experts.
But we must shatter these assumptions, for today, we live in a parallel world. Almost every hardware platform is parallel, from the smallest embedded devices to the largest supercomputers.
We must change our mindset. Anyone who writes code must think in parallel. Parallelism must become our default.
In this example-driven talk, we will journey into the world of parallelism. We'll look at different algorithms and data structures in depth, comparing and contrasting different implementation strategies and exploring how they will perform both sequentially and in parallel.
During this voyage, we'll uncover and discuss some foundational principles of parallelism, such as latency hiding, localizing communication, and efficiency vs performance tradeoffs. By the time we're done, you'll be thinking in parallel.
Meeting C++ online job fair on 02. December 2025
Employers: reserve your spot at the event | Share your CV through the Meeting C++ CV upload form with the C++ employers below
Tuesday event (afternoon Europe / morning America / evening Asia)
Wednesday event (evening Europe / noon America / night Asia)
Online C++ book and tool demo session
On the evening of December 4th Meeting C++ hosts an online book & tool demo session. Come to talk and ask questions to various tool vendors or book authors, watch demos and exchange with other attendees from the C++ community.
Reserve a vendor slot for the event | Join the event via meetup