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John Bandela

Google
Software Engineer
I first started programming in C++ at age 14 in 1994 when I cajoled my parents into buying me Visual C++ 1.0 for my birthday. It took a while, but as I learned the language, I decided I really liked C++. I attended the University of Florida and obtained my undergraduate degree in Computer and Information Science. During my undergraduate time, I created and submitted Boost.Tokenizer. I went on to medical school and neurosurgery residency, but decided to do something with a little less scary undefined behavior and returned to programming in C++.
Monday, September 16
 

08:45 MDT

C++20: C++ at 40 Aurora ABjarne Stroustrup

11:00 MDT

Concepts: A Day in the Life Aurora DSaar Raz

12:05 MDT

Book Signing: Bjarne Stroustrup BookstoreBjarne Stroustrup

14:00 MDT

Hello World From Scratch Crest 4/5Peter Bindels • Simon Brand

15:15 MDT

Programming with C++ Modules: Guide for the Working Aurora AGabriel Dos Reis

16:45 MDT

Latest & Greatest in Visual Studio 2019 for C++ developers Summit 4/5Marian Luparu • Simon Brand Reflections: Compile-time Introspection of Source Code Aurora AAndrew Sutton

20:30 MDT

Committee Fireside Chat Aurora AJon Kalb • Bryce Adelstein Lelbach • Lisa Lippincott • Herb Sutter • Titus Winters • Vittorio Romeo • Marshall Clow • Bjarne Stroustrup • JF Bastien • Hana Dusíková • David Stone
 
Tuesday, September 17
 

10:30 MDT

"Allegro" Means Both Fast and Happy. Coincidence? Aurora AAndrei Alexandrescu

12:30 MDT

CppCon Program Committee Summit 4/5Bryce Adelstein Lelbach • Jon Kalb

14:00 MDT

Speaker Portraits Conference Room A From Functions to Concepts: Maintainability and Refactoring Impact of Higher-Level Design Features Aurora CTitus Winters

15:15 MDT

What's New in Visual Studio Code for C++ Development - Remote Development, IntelliSense, Build/Debug, vcpkg, and More! Summit 4/5Tara Raj Converting to C++20 Modules Aurora CNathan Sidwell

16:45 MDT

Back to Basics: Object-Oriented Programming Crest 4/5Jon Kalb There Are No Zero-cost Abstractions Aurora AChandler Carruth

20:30 MDT

Lightning Talks Aurora APhil Nash
 
Wednesday, September 18
 

09:00 MDT

TCMalloc: A High-Performance Memory Allocator Crest 4/5Chris Kennelly A State of Compile Time Regular Expressions Aurora DHana Dusíková

10:30 MDT

Applied WebAssembly: Compiling and Running C++ in Your Web Browser Aurora ABen Smith

13:35 MDT

Book Signing: Andrei Alexandrescu BookstoreAndrei Alexandrescu

14:00 MDT

Speaker Portraits Conference Room A A Unifying Abstraction for Async in C++ Aurora AEric Niebler • Daisy Hollman

15:15 MDT

Meta++: Language Support for Advanced Generative Programming Aurora DAndrew Sutton

16:45 MDT

Abseil's Open Source Hashtables: 2 Years In Aurora DMatt Kulukundis Data in the Type System: Complex Non-Type Template Parameters in C++20 Summit 4/5Jeff Snyder

20:30 MDT

Lightning Talks Aurora APhil Nash
 
Thursday, September 19
 

09:00 MDT

Time Travel: Applying Gradual Typing to Time Types with Clang's LibTooling Crest 3Hyrum Wright

14:00 MDT

Structured Concurrency: Writing Safer Concurrent Code with Coroutines and Algorithms Aurora ALewis Baker

15:50 MDT

Generators, Coroutines and Other Brain Unrolling Sweetness Aurora DAdi Shavit The Design of the C++ Runtime for AWS Lambda Crest 4/5Marco Magdy

18:30 MDT

Meet the Speakers Dinner Social Hall (Aurora B)
 
Friday, September 20
 

09:00 MDT

Releasing C++ Toolchains Weekly in a 'Live at Head' World Crest 3Jorge Gorbe Moya • Jordan Rupprecht

14:45 MDT

What is C++ Aurora AChandler Carruth • Titus Winters

16:15 MDT

De-fragmenting C++: Making Exceptions and RTTI More Affordable and Usable (“Simplifying C++” #6 of N) Aurora AHerb Sutter
 

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