Rock Hard: C++ Evolving

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From Kinect to capacitive touch devices, users increasingly demand immersive experiences with amazing responsiveness and performance. With a new standard (C++0x) almost finalized, the largest in over a decade, C++ is poised for renewed importance. C++0x brings with it improvements in expressiveness and performance that are too numerous to cover. In this talk, we'll highlight mind-bending examples on the bleeding edge that give you an insight into the unique capabilities of C++ in the 21st century. Language geeks, join us for a lively conversation about a truly multi-paradigm language. Weary managed developers, come discover how C++ could be the language for your next evening project. Exalted C++ programmers, please honor us with your presence!

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