Voting results for Meeting C++ 2019
published at 02.07.2019 12:39 by Jens Weller
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On Sunday the voting on all talks submitted for this years Meeting C++ conference ended. Here is a quick overview on the results.
With 184 active voting sessions, this year sets a new record. This helps in giving every talk a fair review, as not all sessions get to cover the 120 submitted talks. A little less then 50% of the active voting sessions came from folks already having tickets for this year. These sessions receive a higher vote weight in the end result.
Top 11 Talks
This will be the main Track:
| Adelstein Lelbach | Modules are Coming |
| Engert | Modules - The Beginner's Guide |
| Hoekstra | Algorithm Intuition II |
| Doumler | C++20: The small things |
| Warzecha | C++20 Coroutines |
| Josuttis | Combining C++17 Features in Practice |
| Adelstein Lelbach | The C++20 Synchronization Library |
| Gross | Counting nanoseconds: benchmarking C++ code |
| Kalb | Modern Template Techniques |
| Bahadir | Oh No! More Modern CMake |
| Renn-Giles | Real-time programming in modern C++ |
There are additional 32 Talks accepted, forming the B-D Tracks. Of which the C track is mostly for new speakers and the D track kind of gives a balance to topics and speakers.
The selection of talks was this year also difficult, as some folks from the committee want to attend after the ISO C++ Meeting in Belfast. So the voting has given again a good selection for the main track, and after that I had to see how to balance on talks, topics, speakers and committee members.
The full program should be released in July, followed by the schedule in August or September.
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