Brussels / 1 & 2 February 2020

schedule

Minimalistic, Experimental and Emerging Languages devroom

Room: AW1.125
Calendar: iCal, xCal


09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Sunday Making poetry with Racket
Come and see how to make Poems that are also Code!		 A small, FRP DSL for distributed systems
Mgmt Config: More about our language		 XL, an extensible programming language
A language that grows with Moore's law instead of being killed by it		 Forth - The New Synthesis
Growing Forth with preForth and seedForth		 A minimal pur object-oriented reflective language
A minimal pur object-oriented reflective language		 Bootstrapping minimal reflective language kernels
Bootstrapping minimal reflective language kernels		 Universal package & service discovery with Guix
Α universal functional package manager and operating system which respects the freedom of computer users.		 GNU Mes
Scheme-only bootstrap and beyond		 Lisp everywhere!
Gurudom is around the corner		 Celebrating Guile 2020
Lessons Learned in the Last Lap to Guile 3		 Introduction to G-Expressions
Introduction to G-Expressions		 Let me tell you about Raku
On why syntax is not so important, with an introduction to the emerging language Raku		 Minimalistic typed Lua is here
Minimalistic typed Lua is here		 RaptorJIT: a fast, dynamic systems programming language
Forking LuaJIT to target heavy-duty server applications		 The best of both worlds?
Static and dynamic typing in the Crystal programming language		 Nim on everything
From microcontrollers to web-sites, C and JS as intermediary languages		 Move semantics in Nim
Deterministic Memory Management		 Designing an ultra low-overhead multithreading runtime for Nim
Exposing fine-grained parallelism for 32+ cores hardware via message passing		 Async await in Nim
A demonstration of the flexibility metaprogramming can bring to a language
Event Speakers Start End

Sunday
  Making poetry with Racket
Come and see how to make Poems that are also Code!		 Jérôme Martin 09:30 09:50
  A small, FRP DSL for distributed systems
Mgmt Config: More about our language		 James Shubin 09:50 10:10
  XL, an extensible programming language
A language that grows with Moore's law instead of being killed by it		 Christophe de Dinechin 10:10 10:30
  Forth - The New Synthesis
Growing Forth with preForth and seedForth		 Ulrich Hoffmann 10:30 10:50
  A minimal pur object-oriented reflective language
A minimal pur object-oriented reflective language		 Stephane Ducasse 10:50 11:10
  Bootstrapping minimal reflective language kernels
Bootstrapping minimal reflective language kernels		 Pablo Tesone 11:10 11:30
  Universal package & service discovery with Guix
Α universal functional package manager and operating system which respects the freedom of computer users.		 Pierre Neidhardt 11:30 11:50
  GNU Mes
Scheme-only bootstrap and beyond		 Jan Nieuwenhuizen (janneke) 11:50 12:10
  Lisp everywhere!
Gurudom is around the corner		 Pjotr Prins 12:10 12:40
  Celebrating Guile 2020
Lessons Learned in the Last Lap to Guile 3		 Andy Wingo 12:40 13:10
  Introduction to G-Expressions
Introduction to G-Expressions		 Christopher Marusich 13:10 13:40
  Let me tell you about Raku
On why syntax is not so important, with an introduction to the emerging language Raku		 Juan Julián Merelo 13:40 14:00
  Minimalistic typed Lua is here
Minimalistic typed Lua is here		 Hisham Muhammad 14:00 14:30
  RaptorJIT: a fast, dynamic systems programming language
Forking LuaJIT to target heavy-duty server applications		 Max Rottenkolber 14:30 14:50
  The best of both worlds?
Static and dynamic typing in the Crystal programming language		 Steph Hobbs 14:50 15:20
  Nim on everything
From microcontrollers to web-sites, C and JS as intermediary languages		 Peter Munch-Ellingsen 15:20 15:50
  Move semantics in Nim
Deterministic Memory Management		 Andreas Rumpf (Araq) 15:50 16:20
  Designing an ultra low-overhead multithreading runtime for Nim
Exposing fine-grained parallelism for 32+ cores hardware via message passing		 Mamy Ratsimbazafy 16:20 16:40
  Async await in Nim
A demonstration of the flexibility metaprogramming can bring to a language		 Dominik Picheta 16:40 17:00