Keynote Session Preview - C++ Painkillers
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Annual C++ Foundation survey data shows the top five pain points are managing dependencies, setting up CI/CD pipelines, build times, CMake pain, and toolchain/IDE setup and the keynote examines concrete tools that fix them rather than vague advice. It demos a JetBrains workflow that uses project-open dependency checks, a preview offline AI whole-line completion for C++, and measured build-time and CI improvements on real projects, noting which fixes actually reduced developer turnaround and which still fail.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:50Career milestones
- 3:15JetBrains' C++ tooling
- 5:03From tools to leadership
- 6:30AI in JetBrains IDEs
- 8:14AI in coding
- 9:16Developer tools matter
- 10:21Toolability in C++
- 12:29Why C++ Painkillers
- 13:33C++ tooling breakthrough
- 15:37C++ Painkillers survey
- 16:41Future of C++ tooling
- 17:24Conference details
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