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#include<C++> is a global, inclusive, and diverse community for developers interested in C++. Here, you can find a welcoming space to learn and discuss C++. We also provide resources to create safer, more inclusive, community gatherings.
We believe that a community is only as good as how it treats its most vulnerable members. Therefore, we strive to create a welcoming, safe, and accessible environment. You can find our code of conduct here.
Our primary communication platform is our Discord server. Join us to discuss and learn C++ in a welcoming, inclusive space.
The moderation and administration team are Patricia Aas, Simon Brand, Noam Chitayat, Guy Davidson, Timur Doumler, Kate Gregory, Adi Shavit, Fred Tingaud, Bryce Lelbach and others.
We are still in the process of getting set up, but we plan to provide the following:
- A set of resources on diversity and inclusion.
- An inclusive, welcoming space for people to discuss and learn C++.
- We have a Discord server which you can join through this link.
- A toolbox for C++ conferences to improve diversity and inclusion.
- Help for conferences in reaching minority groups with calls for papers, and suggesting candidates to invite to speak.
- Help for companies in improving their C++ job advertisements to improve appeal to minority groups.
- Help for minorities and junior programmers in submitting talks for conferences or job applications.
There are many organisations focused on improving diversity and inclusion in the tech space. However, we are in a very good place to target the C++ community specifically, because many of those involved are C++ experts with connections to conferences and companies where a difference can be made.
Yes. We do have:
Depending on your location, you might want to check both to see which one is the less expensive for you.
We also sometime sell some at C++ conferences, when possible.
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You can reach us either through Twitter, or through the contact form below.
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