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Declarative and Minimalistic Computing devroom

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Sunday A few patterns (and one antipattern) you might see only in Raku
A few constructs that might make Raku interesting for programmers of big & small languages alike		 The Fuzion Language
Combining safety and analysability with high performance － while distracted by a 🐶		 What's next for Teal, the typed dialect of Lua A Lisp REPL as my main shell
The shell is dead, long live the REPL!		 GNU Mes - the Full Source Bootstrap
Reproducibility is not enough: The missing link between stage0/M2-Planet and Mes		 Declarative and Minimalistic Computing
The Why		 Compiling to WebAssembly
Notes from the trenches		 Semantically meaningful S-expression diff
Tree-diff for lisp source code		 Making a simple language is complicated
Humans are so illogical		 Declaratively yours
Composing system abstractions with GNU Guix		 Is GNU Guix a minimal distribution, and what might that even mean? Spritely Goblins: a distributed journey miniKanren: a minimal declarative language for relational programming Nyxt browser
configurable computing		 Ordered Key-Value Stores
A minimalist's database		 Optimising for humans
Nim meta-programming for 0-cost abstraction on microcontrollers

Read the Call for Papers at https://lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/fosdem/2020q4/003111.html.

Event Speakers Start End

Sunday
  A few patterns (and one antipattern) you might see only in Raku
A few constructs that might make Raku interesting for programmers of big & small languages alike		 Juan Julián Merelo 10:00 10:30
  The Fuzion Language
Combining safety and analysability with high performance － while distracted by a 🐶		 Fridtjof Siebert 10:30 10:50
  What's next for Teal, the typed dialect of Lua Hisham Muhammad 10:50 11:20
  A Lisp REPL as my main shell
The shell is dead, long live the REPL!		 Pierre Neidhardt 11:20 11:50
  GNU Mes - the Full Source Bootstrap
Reproducibility is not enough: The missing link between stage0/M2-Planet and Mes		 Jan Nieuwenhuizen (janneke) 11:50 12:05
  Declarative and Minimalistic Computing
The Why		 Pjotr Prins 12:05 12:25
  Compiling to WebAssembly
Notes from the trenches		 Andy Wingo 12:25 13:05
  Semantically meaningful S-expression diff
Tree-diff for lisp source code		 Arun Isaac 13:05 13:25
  Making a simple language is complicated
Humans are so illogical		 Christophe de Dinechin 13:25 13:55
  Declaratively yours
Composing system abstractions with GNU Guix		 Ludovic Courtès 13:55 14:50
  Is GNU Guix a minimal distribution, and what might that even mean? Christopher Baines 14:50 15:15
  Spritely Goblins: a distributed journey Christopher Webber 15:15 16:00
  miniKanren: a minimal declarative language for relational programming William Byrd 16:00 16:45
  Nyxt browser
configurable computing		 John Mecouris 16:45 17:10
  Ordered Key-Value Stores
A minimalist's database		 Amirouche BOUBEKKI 17:10 17:30
  Optimising for humans
Nim meta-programming for 0-cost abstraction on microcontrollers		 Peter Munch-Ellingsen 17:30 18:00