[mortivore]

I would say anything by Kate Gregory is good to watch. She talks about C++, but her talks are always fun, and easily digestible which I think are good goals to have for presentations. You want your audience to be engaged, and you want them to understand what you're talking about which I think she does well.

[sillypudding]

Sorry, it too me a while to get around to reviewing the suggestions here. I just watched [1] and found Kate's style quite impressing. For instance, I loved the analogies she used (the weird complicated statue, the simple metal ball, the legos) to convey what she means by simplicity], as opposed to what people would normally think "simple code" would mean. I think this is not too different from how great presenters sometimes use cultural references, even memes, to tell a mini-story about their ideas.

Thanks for mentioning her - I'll definitely watch more of her talks.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0Ak6xtVXno

[detaro]

In the same area, Chandler Carruth is also quite good IMHO. For both, you can find cppcon talks on Youtube.