As part of a series of “I open my big mouth and volunteer to do more things”, I am going to do my best to be brief and do more than just give observations about the C++ Standards Committee, but give you some of the tools on

This is what I get for opening my big mouth in Twitter threads with people far my senior. Let’s just hope I don’t get in trouble, here…!

It’s finally happening. After the C++Now and CppCon 2018 talks and much work and feedback (thanks to everyone who sent e-mails and all the Patrons and Discord members who participated), sol3 is now

Delicious cheese rests on the other side of that fence, enticing mice like myself and my users! It’s a very dangerous trap. Almost as dangerous, in fact, as the

I’m not going to give you an overview of everything that happened at the meeting. I had some 8+ papers and I needed to focus on my own plus shepherd a few ones I volunteered myself for. Other trip reports go into depth about the overall events: I’m going to focus on what I saw, what I worked for, what I pushed through, and what I learned! Let’s dig in.