Wro.cpp #31

Cześć,

Nasze kolejne spotkanie odbędzie się w środę 25. Września! Spotkanie odbędzie się online więc zapraszamy do oglądania na naszym kanale YouTube.

Spotkanie standardowo rozpoczniemy od godziny 18:00. Po około 15 minutach wprowadzenia rozpoczną się prezentacje.

Przedstawiamy Wam tematy najbliższych prezentacji oraz prelegentów.

1. Michał Łoś - "I write code differently than you"

Sometimes, you have all the pieces in front of you, but you cannot do them perfectly or never make them all simultaneously. I couldn't figure out those pieces correctly for over ten years of my career. I want to share my experiences with creating and changing the code, which I started to learn about two years ago, which made me, to my surprise, a better developer. I started to call that "software transformation workflow", and it involves bit-specific VCS usage, picky code review, and more.

BIO: I am a software developer with over 15 years of experience. I am a C++ nerd, an admirer of functional programming, and a Linux praiser.

2. Filip Sajdak - "Starting and Stopping: Exploring the Entry and Exit Options in C++"

Ever thought about the different ways you can kick off or halt your C++ programs? Let's dive into the variety of options for starting and stopping your code execution in C++, giving you greater control and flexibility in your programming. In this talk, we will focus on:
- alternative entry points,
- program initialization,
- various exit strategies,
- control flow techniques.

Whether you’re a seasoned developer or new to C++, this session will equip you with practical knowledge on managing your program’s lifecycle. Enhance your coding toolkit by mastering the art of starting and stopping your applications with precision.


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Do zobaczenia,

#cpp #moderncpp #cpp20 #git #vcs #exit #main

* Adam Badura,

[losiul]

For those interested, this is the `logp` alias I'm using:

[alias]
logp = log --graph --decorate --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --all - %C(bold yellow)(%ar)%Creset %C(bold %C(auto)%s%Creset'