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We are interested in talks related to the following topics:
- Modern C++;
- STL, Boost, Qt and other open source libraries;
- building large projects;
- testing C++ projects;
- concurrent, asynchronous and competitive programming;
- metaprogramming;
- programming paradigms in C++;
- low-level programming;
- C++ and functional programming.
Submission process
Each submitted talk will be examined by at least three reviewers from the Program Committee.
Program committee
Anastasia Kazakova / JetBrains
As a C and C++ software developer, Anastasia Kazakova created real-time *nix-based systems and pushed them to production for 8 years. She worked as an intern in Microsoft Research, Networking department, and launched the first 4G network in Russia being a part of the Yota operator team. She has a passion for networking algorithms and embedded programming and believes in good tooling. With all her love for C++, she is now the Product Marketing Manager on the JetBrains C++ tools and .NET marketing teams. Besides, Anastasia runs a C++ user group in Saint-Petersburg, Russia (https://www.meetup.com/St-Petersburg-CPP-User-Group/).
Talk(s)
Antony Polukhin / Yandex.Taxi
A representative of Russia at the C++ Standardization Committee. Author of several accepted proposals to the C++ standard.
Author of the Boost libraries: TypeIndex, DLL, Stacktrace; maintainer of Any, Conversion, LexicalCast, Variant.
Author of "Boost C++ Application Development Cookbook" and "Boost C++ Application Development Cookbook, Second Edition".
Talk(s)
Eugene Zouev / Innopolis University
Eugene Zouev has graduated from the Computer Science Department, Moscow State University, and got the PhD degree there in 1999. He has been working in a defence research center in Russia, in Moscow State University and in a number of technical universities in Europe including ETH Zurich and EPFL Lausanne. Among his major achievements are the full ISO-compliant C++ front end compiler, the Zonnon language compiler and many others. The area of his research interests is programming languages' semantics and compiler construction.
Sergey Platonov / Tensor Technologies
C++ developer, organizer of C++ Siberia.
Pavel Filonov / Kaspersky Lab
For more than 5 years Pavel is developing software in the IT security area. For more than 3 years he is actively using data analysis methods to develop and implement machine learning techniques in IT security. Before starting his developer career, Pavel was a radiophysics researcher and a higher school teacher.
Anton Naumovich / SolarWinds
Senior manager in SolarWinds company.
Organizer of C++ community CoreHard and QA community COMAQA.
Took part in development of Hyper-V product in the past when working for Microsoft.
Among technical interests — architecture, performance, debugging.
Elizaveta Shamanina / JUG Ru Group
- The topic's relevance: you are going to discuss things that participants of the conference find useful not only yesterday but today and in the future. In addition, the topic of your talk corresponds to the theme of the conference, and the talk's content matches the stated topic.
- Your talk dives deep into the details of the stated topic: there is no need to talk about yet another Hello World (unless you think it's a new, not widely known, but very promising technology).
- Originality — there is technical novelty in your talk; the content of your talk either hasn't been published before or presents a well-known topic / problem in a different light.
- Practical applicability — the talk is important from practical point of view, you not only cover the existing problems / solutions, but also share your experience.
- Speaker's expertise and publicity.
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