[MS] Pure Virtual C++ 2026 Is Now Live! - devamazonaws.blogspot.com

pvclogo png image Pure Virtual C++ 2026, our free, one-day virtual conference for the whole C++ community, is live right now! Join hosts Mads Kristensen and Sinem Akinci for three hours of featured sessions, and real-time Q&A in the chat. Watch live now → streaming on YouTube (Microsoft Reactor channel) and Twitch. Bring your curiosity and your questions! Our hosts and speakers are in the live chat, so this is a chance to interact with the speakers directly.

Today's live schedule

The broadcast starts now. Here's the schedule:
Time (PT) Session Speaker
9:00 AM Welcome & opening Mads Kristensen, Sinem Akinci
9:00 AM C++ semantic awareness in the CLI: From Project Load to Code Change Sinem Akinci
9:20 AM Mind The Gap: C++/Rust Interop Victor Ciura
9:45 AM From Completions to Agents: AI-Driven C++ in Visual Studio Augustin Popa
10:25 AM Cut Your Build Times Without Becoming a Build Expert David Li
10:40 AM C++/WinRT: Build faster and smaller with C++20 modules Ryan Shepherd
11:00 AM Closing wrap Mads Kristensen, Sinem Akinci
Times are approximate; join any time and catch the sessions you care about most.

More to watch on-demand

Beyond today's live broadcast, a full set of on-demand sessions is already available: talks on vcpkg + Copilot CLI, VS Code CMake Tools, MSVC upgrades, C++23/26 status, SPGO, and more. They're all in the same place as the live stream: On-demand playlist → Can't stay for the whole show? Every featured session will be posted on-demand right after the event, so you won't miss a thing. Enjoy the conference — see you in the chat!  
Post Updated on July 21, 2026 at 04:45PM
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