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ACCU Membership: https://tinyurl.com/ydnfkcyn --- Immediately Invoked Coroutine Lambdas in C++23 - Lifetime Pitfalls and Best ...

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Awesome T-Shirts! Sponsors! Books! ☟☟ C++ Best Practices - NDC Toronto - May 5,6 ...

A video where I talk in detail about Lambdas out of my personal Lambda collection of either useful or Excel Esport specific ...

https://cppcon.org --- Back to Basics: C++ Ranges - Mike Shah - CppCon 2025 --- Ranges have been available since C++20 to ...

https://cppcon.org --- Using Floating-point in C++: What Works, What Breaks, and Why - Egor Suvorov - CppCon 2025 ...

C++23 tools you would actually use - Alex Dathskovsky - Meeting C++ 2025 Slides: https://slides.meetingcpp.com Last year, we ...

This talk was recorded at NDC TechTown in Kongsberg, Norway. #ndctechtown #ndcconferences #developer ...

A Lambda-Superposition Tactic for Isabelle/HOL (Video, CPP 2026) Massin Guerdi (LMU Munich, Germany) Abstract: This paper ...

In this video tutorial, we're going to go through the Excel SCAN Function. Ready to start? Don't pass up a great chance to learn!

This talk was recorded at NDC TechTown in Kongsberg, Norway. #ndctechtown #ndcconferences #developer ...

Monadic Operations in C++23 - Robert Schimkowitsch - Meeting C++ 2025 Slides: https://slides.meetingcpp.com Let's talk about ...

Embedded Friendly C++: Features That Make a Difference - Andreas Fertig - Meeting C++ 2025 Slides: ...

This lecture introduces task-based parallelism and concurrency in C++, contrasting it with data parallelism. The primary goal is to ...

Robert Schimkowitsch from Vienna joined us for C++ Brno Meetup Vol. 7 to discuss Monads in C++. More info on upcoming ...

Learn what a predicate is in C# and how it is used in LINQ, explained simply for beginners. In this video, we explain what a ...

C# - Lesson 55 - C# Version 3.0 (AI-Powered Learning) AI-Powered Learning Prompts: ...

There are cases where functions should be avoided. Why is that the case? And what to use instead?

Why closure types / lambdas have no default constructor in C++? Helpful? Please use the *Thanks* button above! Or, thank me ...