Good talk. C++ is cool. Lots of cool functionalities and yet the basics are advanced and everything is looking like witchery

This should be the MUST WATCH tutorial for template metaprogramming. Very helpful to get the overview.

Extremely helpful. Very well prepared slides with colors and boxes. Hope you could prepare some more general templates programming videos.

CppCon 2014: Walter E. Brown "Modern Template Metaprogramming: A Compendium" - Part 1 : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d9NinNZjtqnaqI0.html - Part 2 : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l5Z2n8x83MnbiHk.html

long overdue in learning type traits. Thanks a lot for this intro.😄

Really cool stuff. I wish I had that talk years ago.

A good example for adding specializations is std::numeric_limits

Very helpful. Thx for sharing.

What I like about constexpr is that essentially, we can have a constexpr function return values of different types, thus making it kind of a meta function, right? Used it just last week, where inside the function, I have a "if constexpr(...) {} else {}" where the two different branches return different types, thanks to the auto keyword in the function signature.

Thanks Jody

Great talk!! Thank you very much!

Big thanks, it very helpful for me.

I've been programming with assembler and turbo pascal since 87 and been using c++ since 98, and since template metaprogramming was first introduced until now, I've been avoiding it successfully. so disliked it. MFC is not helping either by making things so easy in the conventional class programming. Now I have to learn it since I'm using Boost, and watching these series is really helpful

Great intro to type manipulation using templates

This is nowhere near as introductory as I would have hoped. A lot of the examples need to be explained way way more . Like the integral_constant at 27:27. Using integral_constant within the definition of integral_constant just gets glossed over. Unbelievable!

Interesting!! Thank you

excellent explanation!

How do you deal with increased compile times as a result of template usage?

Thanks very much!

Awesome talk!! loved it so much

Great talk! Thank you very much.

Holy moly at 40:53 ... he tried SO HARD to explain true_type to the chat, and I really feel like the wording of that explanation was WAY more confusing than it should have been... "It's true that it's true if the true_type is true" 😵

I should've just stick with template " class ClassName { ...};"

good tutorial

thank you!!!

Interesting

Thanks

So I went and watched Dr. Brown video and now I am facing the delimma, do I need to watch this one?

Excellent :)

13:31 Why on Earth do you have IntIdentity::value, when your static member is called my_value ????

Am I missing something? I can not use the "auto " in the templates

After watching the whole video, I still don't get it.