Presented at Core C++ conference, Tel Aviv 2023.
Most everybody has heard that C++ is a Multi-Paradigm Programming Language, but what does that really mean?
The defined language paradigms are: Imperative, Procedural, Functional, Declarative, & Object-Oriented, but what does that really mean?
These are the building blocks in the levels of granularity, almost a base implementation style but when many people say paradigm when they are really thinking of bigger more sophisticated conceptual processing and data models.
What are some of these alternate paradigms people are thinking of. Join us for an exploration of what paradigms are, what they look like, and how do they are used in software design.
** Chris Ryan **
Chris Ryan was classically trained in software and hardware engineering. He is well experienced in Modern C++ on extremely large projects and Classic ‘C’. He is currently only interested in Modern C++ projects and taking a break from firmware & embedded software.
Chris recently joined the ISO C++ Standards Committee and works with the Evolution Working Group(EWG) and a couple of the Study Groups(SG).
He works in complex problem spaces but believes in simplification and reducing complexity. Chris has no interest in C#/.,Net, Java, js or web-ish tech.
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