Call for Speakers extended

With WG21 last week, and C++ Online next week, a number of speakers have asked for a little more time to complete their proposals.

So we are extending the Call for Speakers until 2nd March (Sunday). So you now have until midnight, GMT, on that day to get your proposals in.

Thanks to all those who have already submitted - we already have a difficult job ahead of us making final selections! Remember, you can always log back in and edit your submissions right up until the close (in fact even after the CfP closes you can still edit, but please avoid making any significant changes during the review process).

See you all in Folkestone in June!

C++ Online 2025

Last year we launched a new, online-only, conference: C++ Online. Based one what we learnt during the pandemic - and beyond - we wanted to continue to bring a first class conference experience to those who can't, or would prefer not to, attend in-person events.

This year C++ Online will run, again, from 26th-28th February, with four online workshops before and after (dates vary, so check the schedule), 25 sessions over two tracks and a session of lightning talks. There are keynotes from Kevlin Henney, Sejal Gupta and Jonathan Müller, as well as open content and post sessions.

It has its own site, now, so check out this post for more details.

Last year was a big success. We want to keep that momentum going. So we made an offer, last year, that all C++ on Sea ticket purchasers would be eligible for free access to C++ Online! So if you came to C++ on Sea last year (and didn't already use your free access for last year's C++ Online), then don't forget to register for free (more details, here).

Otherwise, of course, you are welcome to join us with our very affordable tickets. Note that if you register for any workshop you get the main conference, as well, for free!

Dates, keynotes and Call for Speakers for 2025

A new year, and new opportunities to be a part of our community.

This year C++ on Sea runs from 23rd to 25th June (that's Monday-Wednesday) with post-conference workshops on the 26th and 27th! Note that this is a slightly different format from the last few years. This is to make it easier for delegates from the WG21 meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria the week before to combine trips if they're coming from further away.

Whether you're a first-time speaker, or an old pro, we'd love to have you at C++ on Sea in 2025. We want to hear from all parts of the community, so if you have something to say - please let us know!

The call runs until 21st February. So don't delay! Did you know that, once submitted, you can still edit proposals right up to the end of the CfP (and, within reason, even beyond) - so why not put one in now and come back to it if you want to tweak your ideas?

We have 60-minute, 90-minute - and even 150-minute slots available - as well as 1 and 2-day workshops. Full details on our dedicated Call For Speakers page - so hop over there to find out more and to get submitting.

Keynotes for 2025

We have now confirmed all our keynote speakers:

We're thrilled to be able to announce that we'll be joined by Herb Sutter, Kristen Shaker and Timur Doumler!

HERB SUTTER

KRISTEN SHAKER

TIMUR DOUMLER

Early-Bird tickets are on sale now

Early-bird tickets are now available. At time of writing we have a limited number of Super-Early-Bird tickets, too. Once they're gone they're gone - so you'll need to be quick to take advantage of them.