C++Now 2014

If you're writing reusable code and you're not taking full advantage of C++11's new features, stop what you're doing! The rules have changed, from the bottom -- like parameter-passing -- to the top -- like library versioning. Code written with C++11 can be more modular and composable than ever, with easier, more powerful, and safer-to-use interfaces and with less boilerplate. It's library design without the compromises.

In this talk, we'll cover functions, classes, and "modules", discussing best-practices for designing efficient, reusable, composable, and versionable components taking full advantage of C++11. It's a holistic look at all that the author has learned over the past few years about writing reusable code for today's modern compilers.