What we’re about
Welcome to NYC++! We're a group based in Manhattan with deep roots in the New York C++ community. Join us for monthly meetups hosted by various companies, featuring talks by invited speakers, refreshments, and chances to chat and network.
Our meetup is open to anybody with an interest in writing C++, with a skew towards those doing so professionally: Beginners and languages lawyers alike are welcome.
We are committed to creating and maintaining a safe and inclusive environment for everybody who attends. For those who cannot or do not wish to attend in-person, we'll strive to provide virtual attendance options whenever possible.
In-person attendance of meetups is open only to those who have RSVP'd. In-person attendance of some meetups may require proof of identification, proof of COVID-19 vaccination, etc., according to the guidelines of the company hosting. Be sure to check individual events for details.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- NYC++: April 2024 at Clinton Hall 51st ft., Gašper AžmanClinton Hall, New York, NY
Come to our April 2024 meetup at Clinton Hall 51st St, with food and drinks provided by our host Citadel Securities.
Please fill out this form before RSVPing. Registrants who have not filled out the form will not be able to attend and will removed from the RSVP list in the days leading up to the event.
Featured Speaker: Gašper Ažman
Talk Title: Functional C++
Description
C++ is a multiparadigm language. It supports generic programming, functional programming, procedural programming, and object-oriented programming. Functional programming is the least well supported; but it is possible to make it much better.
If you want to explore what it would take to make C++ amazing at functional programming, this talk is for you! We will delve into what it would take to make calling functions symmetric from returning from functions, and how that relates to implementing proper functional programming in C++.
Hope to see you there!Speaker Bio
Gašper Ažman is an C++ Committee member, author of multiple C++ features including "Deducing *this", and currently works as an Ecosystem Engineer at Citadel Securities. He regularly speaks at C++ conferences, and enjoys making the compiler be a theorem prover.
