CppCon 2017

The term "Modern C++" can be traced back to Andrei Alexandrescu's "Modern C++ Design", published in February 2001. Much has changed since then. Alexandrescu is off Dabbling in various things, Scott Meyers has retired; C++11 changed the landscape, then C++14, and now we are at C++17, with more on the way.

Clearly, we are now in the Postmodern C++ era.

So let's apply postmodernism to programming. YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT:
- How to concentrate on one section of a programme at a time, and test in isolation. QA HATES HIM.
- post-modern introspection?. IT WILL SHOCK YOU.
- you'll NEVER BELIEVE what a postmodern smart ptr LOOKS LIKE!

Although this is a lighthearted talk, it also aims to be insightful.
In fact, the goal is nothing less than to change the way you think about programming.