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Episode 350 of CppCast is live! @timur_audio and @phil_nash join us for a Holiday Special to update us on what's been happening for the last six months. Listen Now! cppcast.com/holiday-specia…

@michtiecpp @haralda4z Always glad to help :-)

Episode #84 with @haralda4z “The Curse of Backwards Compatibility” cpp.chat/84/ We chat with Harald Achitz about a new ISO mirror in Sweden, the C++ community - in Sweden, and worldwide - and other topics (which may or may not include Cobol)

Join us next Monday (7th Feb) at 17:00 GMT for another live episode, this time with @haralda4z, who will chat to us about the news in the C++ community in Sweden and beyond. cpp.chat/84

@ninkibah @DaveAbrahams @cppnow @ullconf Read where?

@cppchat @DaveAbrahams @DaveAbrahams talked about setting up @cppnow and that he’d like a talk for the locals who live in Aspen. If he or other conference organisers are looking for interesting ideas read what happened at @ullconf

Episode #83 with @DaveAbrahams “Did You Really Learn from All the C++ Mistakes?” cpp.chat/83/ Dave Abrahams joins us for a fascinating discussion of how Swift was designed, largely by a team of C++ experts

C++ Annotated October digest covers static analyzers in C++, moves in returns, smart pointers and arrays, and new syntax for Contracts. And it’s accompanied by our special October edition of @ndr_cpp show paired with @cppchat. blog.jetbrains.com/clion/2021/11/… #cpp #cplusplus #cppcon

Welcome our special October edition of No Diagnostic Required show paired with @cppchat! Talking about C++ static analyzers, move & copy, Modules and Contracts, and discussing @CppCon with @_JonKalb, @phil_nash and @anastasiak2512: youtube.com/watch?v=XBgPnQ…

Episode #82 with @anastasiak2512: “I Can't Believe I'm Here” cpp.chat/82/ A cross-over episode with @ndr_cpp, with community news and conference chat.

Episode #81, interview _of_ @_JonKalb (and @ivan_cukic, @meetingcpp and Matthias Kalle Dalheimer) by Frances Tait of @kdabqt "The Future of C++ (KDAB interview)" cpp.chat/81/

@THEkrzysztow @tvaneerd Not sure if that was a talk or a conversation - maybe @_JonKalb remembers?

@cppchat @tvaneerd Hi there. Thanks again for a next episode! Jon mentioned "printable" talk, but it's not in the references. Can you, please, point some fingers at it? It's not easy to find. Thanks!

Episode #80 with @tvaneerd and Klaus Iglberger: “The Answer Is, It Depends” cpp.chat/80 In this episode we welcome back Tony and Klaus to talk about the SOLID Principles, and how they relate (or not), to C++

My SOLID Revisited talk, from ACCU 2021, is up. And if that's of interest, you should tune in to @cppchat in 45 minutes, too! cpp.chat/live

Episode #79 with @cjdb_ns "Required to Warn You, Unless It’s Hard" cpp.chat/79

Yes, cpp.chat episodes are, indeed, like buses! Hot on the tails of recording earlier this week, we have _another_ show lined up tomorrow! This time with returning guests, Klaus Iglberger and @tvaneerd, to talk about the SOLID principles. cpp.chat/81

As well as this week’s new recording, we also have another podcast through the edit queue - from back in October when we did a Rust roundtable with 5 guests! @logicsoup, @lefticus, @yoshuawuyts, @bitshiftmask and @strega_nil “I'm a Bit Rusty” cpp.chat/78

We’re back again! We’ll be recording, live, with @cjdb_ns, next Monday at 19:00 GMT (8pm UK Time, noon PDT). cpp.chat/upcoming

Russel Winder @russel_winder has passed away. He was a great leader in our community and a great guy. I admired him for his work as chair of the wonderful ACCU conference. I'm confident that I speak for the entire community when I say, Thank you Russel and Rest In Peace.

@TylerAYoung The “new logo” was pushed accidentally (as we’re now generating our own RSS) - it’s the same but without the black background, so doesn’t work everywhere! I’ve put it back, but most clients will cache this one until the next episode release.

@cppchat Love the new logo!

Episode #77 with @slurpsmadrips “Izzy's 'Fine' With Modules” cpp.chat/77 This week we chat with Izzy Muerte about modules, build systems and more. We also talk about CMake, specifically, where she’s found an intriguing special use for emoji!