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Was Erik Meijer's talk before Simple Made Easy at Strange Loop 2011 recorded? If so can anyone please link me to it?
Yeah, itβs on infoq
Hmm weird, having trouble finding it, will check more deeply
actually, I went back and looked - he had requested we not publish it. I'd forgotten that. So no, it's not available.
I dimly recall that he didn't want it posted as he was doing it somewhere else, so you might be able to find a video of the same talk elsewhere
looking back in my files, he asked that we point people to his acm queue paper on the same topic: http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1961297
it was a long while ago, but the paper looks pretty similar to the talk
Recommendations for resources to learn C++? Books, courses, etc.?
@myguidingstar GitHub doesn't provide any build infrastructure for anything other than Jekyll themselves, but it's trivial to combine GitHub + GitHubPages + Appveyor (or other hosted build service). The experience is nearly the same. You commit markdown to a GitHub repo and very soon after your site is updated. There's benefits here even if you're going to use Jekyll, as you won't be limited to the plugins you can use.
GitHub has a new thing in beta for this though