Recent Developments regarding C&B

2013 is only a week old, and already there's been a lot of action on the C++ and Beyond front. That's especially the case if you're willing to fully embrace zero-based indexing (thus viewing December 31, 2012, as January 0, 2013), because that means that the following announcements have come out this year:

• There will be a 2013 edition of C++ and Beyond.  Tentative dates are December 8-11.
• Videos of two additional technical presentations and one panel from C&B 2012 have now been published at Channel 9:
• Herb Sutter's "You don't know [keyword] and [keyword]".
• Herb's "Concurrency and Parallelism".
• Herb's and Andrei Alexandrescu's and my panel on "Convincing Your Colleagues".

That makes six sessions from C&B 2012 we and Channel 9 have so far made available. Two additional sessions are slated to be published at Channel 9 soon.

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I look forward to another great C++ and Beyond near the end of this year, and I hope you'll be part of it. We'll announce more details when they are available.

Scott