CppCon 2026

CppCon 2026

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09:00 MDT

The Next 20 Weeks of Systems Engineering _1Andrei Alexandrescu “If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Improve It”: From Profiling to Automatic Benchmarking _5Kris Jusiak C++ Views and Pipelines _2Nicolai Josuttis C++26: A Curated Tour of What's New _3Marc Gregoire Safety in Numbers _6Jason Turner Code Like a Library Author: How to Write Better C++ Application Code _4Jon Kalb

10:30 MDT

Back to Basics: Containers _3Alan Talbot Memory Safety on a Microcontroller: What Embedded C++ Teams Can Actually Do Today _5Darijo Topic Senders, Receivers, and Robots: Structured Concurrency for Autonomous Navigation _2Nahuel Espinosa IEEE 754 Decimals for C++: The Boost.Decimal Library _4Matt Borland Incremental Modernization: Refactoring Legacy OOP Application Code using Type Erasure and Functional C++ _1Jessica Ding Generating Language Bindings using C++ Reflection _6Callum Piper

13:30 MDT

Back to Basics: Text Formatting _5Ben Saks Code You Didn't Write: Understanding Large and Unfamiliar Codebases _6Chris Croft-White • Mike Shah The Real Story of C++26: Beyond the Headline Features _1Sandor Dargo Why Great C++ Libraries Fail (And How to Fix That) _2Mateusz Pusz Implementing Async RAII _4Robert Leahy Modernizing Legacy Codebases without Stopping the World _3Peter Muldoon

14:45 MDT

Back to Basics: const, constexpr, consteval _5Andreas Fertig Good boss, bad boss: how to be a good manager, and how to manage a bad one. _6Greg Law Escaping 1996: Meta-Modern C++ Techniques for Embedded Systems _4Michael Caisse Our Journey Toward a Fully Backward-Compatible, UB-Safe, ISO C++ _2John Lakos What 25 Days of Optimisations Taught Me About Compilers _1Matt Godbolt Concurrency for Modern CPUs - Lock-Free or Lock-based? _3Fedor Pikus

16:15 MDT

Closing Plenary Colorado A