Episode #11 - October 2021

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Episode #11 - October 2021

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Nov 9, 2021

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This month we attempt an experimental cross-over episode with cpp.chat: in effect we have Jon Kalb on as a guest.
Was it a successful experiment? You be the judge!
We look at static analysis, expressive interface and move semantics, three new proposals, and go a little deeper on conferences - especially CppCon, which just passed.

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Nov 9, 2021

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Every month we bring you news from the world of C++, in the form of a podcast and a YouTube show. Our hosts are Anastasia Kazakova (PMM for CLion and ReSharper C++ at JetBrains) and Phil Nash (Developer Advocated for C++ at SonarSource)

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