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Announcing C++Now 2026

Mark your calendars! C++Now 2026 is set to take place May 4th – 8th, 2026, in the beautiful setting of Aspen, Colorado.

Our internationally renowned, in-person conference is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of C++ programming.

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2025 Schedule Announced!

This year we will have 3 tracks with 48 outstanding presentations from C++ experts, including three keynotes, as well as lightning talks in the evening, a “Future of C++” panel, and the “Project in a Week” hands-on workshop!

Accepting Student/Volunteer Applications for 2025

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Accepting Student/Volunteer Applications for 2025

We’re very excited to announce the thirteenth year of the C++Now Student Volunteer program! Once again, students with an interest in C++ are invited to attend the April 28 - May 2, 2025 conference in Aspen, CO as Student/Volunteers.

C++Now 2025 Attendee Early Video Access Coming Soon!

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I attended C++Now for the first time last year (2017), and it was a great experience! The talks were all excellent, but the best part was the interaction with other attendees. This is the conference to attend for an in-depth and technical C++ experience like no other.

Bob Steagall

KEWB Computing

To hear the answer to a C++ question, go to CppCon. If you want to be part of finding the answer, go to C++Now.

Jon Kalb

Conference Chair

CppCon

With a welcoming, collaborative, and ruthlessly technical atmosphere, C++Now caters to library designers, compiler nerds, mailing list junkies, and anyone interested in pushing the envelope of what is possible in modern C++. This is the coolest tech conference in the world.

Barrett Adair

As a skiing addict I do not regret that the season is over in Aspen at the time of C++now. It is worth every minute spent there with leading C++ experts to learn from and work with.

Prof. Peter Sommerlad

HSR University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil

What makes C++Now conference unique is a free and brave look into the future of C++. While other C++ events are mostly focused on sharing knowledge about new but existing language features, libraries, tools and techniques, C++Now is all about C++’s future evolution.

Anastasia Kazakova

C++ Team

JetBrains

What is C++Now?

C++Now is an onsite international C++ Conference which will run from 28th April – 2nd May 2025 in Aspen, Colorado.

Join us in-person for five days of C++ content, including C++ talks, group chats and networking at the Aspen Center for Physics which offers a unique and lively environment for thought, education, and collaboration. We’ll also have lightning talk sessions to participate in throughout the event.

More information, including a full schedule, will be available very soon.

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Join the discussion! Get the most out of C++Now by joining the elite group of C++ experts that have presented a lightning talk or as part of the regular program.

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Announcing C++Now 2026
Mark your calendars! C++Now 2026 is set to take place May 4th – 8th, 2026, in the beautiful setting of Aspen, Colorado. Our internationally renowned, in-person conference is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of C++ programming.
C++Now Keynote: Generic Programming Considered Harmful? – Jeff Garland
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