Just uploaded a new video of Joseph Sinclair presenting Modern C++ on Linux

C++ today is very different from what it was just a few years ago. The 
revitalized and fast-moving (for ISO) standards process as well as major 
changes both to the language core and the standard library have produced 
almost a new language.
This presentation is a practitioner's perspective on the state of C++ 
development on Linux platforms today, the recent standards improvements, 
how "good" C++ idiom today looks almost nothing like "good" C++ from 15 
year ago, and perhaps a bit about all the ways C++ code is done badly.
No slides, but some live code samples are possible.

https://youtu.be/OsvHBFEwXTc

Joseph Sinclair is a software engineer, long-time linux user, and 
general all-around tech head. He occasionally wonders what it would be 
like to dream in binary, and sometimes remembers that most people don't 
actually know what a convolution code is or why 8b10b encoding is important.

Let me know if you enjoy it,
Brian Cluff