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Slides from my #prog18 talk "What we talk about when we talk about monads": tpetricek.github.io/Talks/2018/mon… (get the full paper from programming-journal.org/2018/2/12/)
Fantastic experience by @didierverna, on Lisp, Jazz and Aikido and their shared appeal: simple rules, easy to conform to, fun to break, and best enjoyed enlightened at the meta-level. Thank you! #prog18
.@mlvdv on “Fast, Flexible, #Polyglot Instrumentation Support for Debuggers and other #Tools” at #prog18. #Truffle #GraalVM
#prog18 Opening keynote by @ShriramKMurthi on "The Recurring Rainfall Problem" with a ton of insights about how students learn programming
@khatchad on analyzing adaption patterns of Java default methods by submitting pull requests for refactored code and analyzing accept/rejects, and developer feedback. Awesome way to collect data! #prog18
#prog18 keynote by Sukyoung Ryu on finding bugs and security vulnerabilities in Android applications
I'm presenting my Software != Programs poster at #prog18, feel free to ask me about it or give comments/feedback if you see me irl or @Sowhow.
Had a brilliant time at ProWeb @ #prog18 this morning! Now the talk is done, time for a bit of exploring :)
.@fniephaus demoing how to compose Smalltalk with Python and Ruby with a data pipelining example running in a Smalltalk image, showing a word count histogram of a Wikipedia page! #prog18
. @tomaspetricek talking about "talking about monads" and the role of metaphors in computational reasoning #prog18
A different approach to presentation. You can either love it or hate it but still an interesting experiment/form of art. This is/was #programmingconf #prog18. Thanks @didierverna (what a mistake to have removed your voice-over).
#Lisp, #Jazz, #Aikido: a screencast of my talk is now available! @programmingconf #prog18 youtu.be/CbciCrQCpkI
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Lisp, Jazz, Aikido -- Three Expressions of a Single Essence
A new issue facing my students after @programmingconf : #PostPosterImposterSyndrome -- the belief that your poster presentation has revealed you as academically inadequate, and that the poster will haunt you in the hallways for all eternity. #prog18
Thank you very much, Nice, for this lovely weather, now that I'm leaving... #prog18
Congratulations to all Student Research Competition winners! #prog18 @TheOfficialACM
I won the @TheOfficialACM Student Research Competition at @programmingconf in the graduate category. Thank you @philippkhaller for the excellent organization of the competition!
Had a great time at <Programming> (#prog18). Some fantastic talks and brilliant discussions. Thanks to the organisers!
Slides from my #prog18 talk "What we talk about when we talk about monads": tpetricek.github.io/Talks/2018/mon… (get the full paper from programming-journal.org/2018/2/12/)
«Well-typed programs don't go wrong. But they might not go at all.» -- Luca Padovani #prog18
. @tomaspetricek talking about "talking about monads" and the role of metaphors in computational reasoning #prog18
#prog18 keynote by Sukyoung Ryu on finding bugs and security vulnerabilities in Android applications
Michael Van De Vanter's talk on Graal and its virtual machine for Ruby, Python and JS was also highly interesting: he thinks tool development is an open field and many more can be enabled by having a powerful infrastructure for them. #prog18
I'm glad I stayed till the last day of #prog18 and not left right after #raincodelabs #CoCoDo: great talk/paper by @khatchad on how to evaluate new language features early with proposed refactorings and collected feedback.
@khatchad on analyzing adaption patterns of Java default methods by submitting pull requests for refactored code and analyzing accept/rejects, and developer feedback. Awesome way to collect data! #prog18
.@mlvdv on “Fast, Flexible, #Polyglot Instrumentation Support for Debuggers and other #Tools” at #prog18. #Truffle #GraalVM
Being at #prog18 again reminded me how many PL people don't like #javascript and want to "fix it". Maybe we should first understand why is it popular and what makes it good?
Slides from my #prog18 talk "What we talk about when we talk about monads": tpetricek.github.io/Talks/2018/mon… (get the full paper from programming-journal.org/2018/2/12/)
.@mlvdv on “Fast, Flexible, #Polyglot Instrumentation Support for Debuggers and other #Tools” at #prog18. #Truffle #GraalVM
@khatchad on analyzing adaption patterns of Java default methods by submitting pull requests for refactored code and analyzing accept/rejects, and developer feedback. Awesome way to collect data! #prog18
Fantastic experience by @didierverna, on Lisp, Jazz and Aikido and their shared appeal: simple rules, easy to conform to, fun to break, and best enjoyed enlightened at the meta-level. Thank you! #prog18
Next at Salon des Refusés, @old_sound exploring the relationship between programming and literary theory. #prog18
I'm presenting my Software != Programs poster at #prog18, feel free to ask me about it or give comments/feedback if you see me irl or @Sowhow.
An exclusive preview of soon to be released FunCon library — today at #CoCoDo #prog18; the official beta release planned for the next week; final release toward the end of the year.
. @tomaspetricek talking about "talking about monads" and the role of metaphors in computational reasoning #prog18
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