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The C Conference
- philips 15y agoI messed up the pricing windows and it has gone into late registration pricing. I will fix that up. The ticket pricing will start at $225 for early bird. In the mean time please participate in the reverse cfp. http://www.cconf.org/pfc/ http://www.cconf.org/pfc/
- pquerna 15y agoI really want to give a talk about using libuv. It isn't a perfect library, but it is really one of the first to build a portable API for high performance event loops. (libev is great, and on *nix libuv uses it internally, but on Windows it doesn't use IO Completion ports) https://github.com/joyent/libuv https://github.com/joyent/libuv
- philips 15y agoRegistration is all fixed up now with the new/correct pricing.
- densh 15y agoCCAN looks really promising. I really wish it would take off. IMO every language should have it's own PyPI/CPAN/Gems implementation. Having dependency management tool for that will also be incredibly useful. (Is there anything like pip for C modules?)
- TazeTSchnitzel 15y agoThe closest thing to PIP for C libraries is probably your distributions package manager, if you're on Linux. That can even get you the source code, I think.
- codemac 15y agoThe reason so many people are using C though is that they want more control that "import json". I haven't seen a need for this yet in either my open source work OR my professional work. Though, YMMV