Lightning Talk: Now in Our Lifetimes Cpp - Staffan Tjernstrom - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: find-move-candidates in Cpp - Chris Cotter - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: Global API Injection in C++ - Ben Deane - CppNow 2023
Lightning Talk: Finding Whether a Number is a Power of 2 - Ankur Satle - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: I Wrote a C++ REPL in 20 Lines of Code - And so can you! - CppCon 2021
Lightning Talk: Cute Approach for Polymorphism in C++ - Liad Aben Sour Asayag - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: Dependency Injection for Modern C++ - Tyler Weaver - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: Have You Heard of Provenance? - Ezra Chung - CppNow 2022
Lightning Talk: Const Mayhem in C++ - Ofek Shilon - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: The Lambda Calculus in C++ Lambdas - David Stone - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: Direct Aggregate Initialisation - Timur Doumler - CppCon 2021
Lightning Talk: Are We There Yet? - Staffan Tjernsstrom - CppNow 2022
CppCon 2018: Phil Nash “You're Not as Smart as You Think You Are”
Taking a Byte Out of C++ - Avoiding Punning by Starting Lifetimes - Robert Leahy - CppCon 2022
Lightning Talk: What Does ChatGPT Know About C++ and Why Fear the Global Namespace? - Roth Michaels
Lightning Talk: Best Practices Every C++ Programmer Needs to Follow - Oz Syed - CppCon 2022
CppCon 2018: Jeff Trull “Qt Signals and the Coroutines TS”
CppCon 2018: Timur Doumler “Can I has grammar?”
CppCon 2018: Ólafur Waage “Let's learn programming by inventing it”
C++Now 2018: Jonathan Müller “Placement New”
