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Slides for “Dynamic Organisms in Céu” at the Strange Loop | The Synchronous Blog

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A blog about reactive programming languages. Slides for “Dynamic Organisms in Céu” at the Strange Loop. Are the slides for my talk at Strange Loop’2014. In the Future of Programming Workshop. September 25, 2014 at 1:05 am. Laquo; REBLS’14 accepted paper: “Structured Reactive Programming with Céu”. Subscribe to comments with RSS. REBLS’14 accepted paper: “Structured Reactive Programming with Céu” The Synchronous Blog. September 27, 2014 at 3:16 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.

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Alex Payne — Talks & Books

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See also the archive. Presentations, talks, conferences. No upcoming events at this time. PDX Summit: Social Innovation Edition. October 2015, Portland. Keynoted a summit about the future of Portland, bringing together more than 200 founders, makers, community leaders, and specialists for a day-long conversation about the Social Innovation movement. September 2014, St Louis. Hosted by Strange Loop. An annual conference that brings together the applied computer science community. A presentation to DevBeat.

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Alex Payne — Thoughts On Five Years of Emerging Languages

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See also the archive. An individual post follows. Thoughts On Five Years of Emerging Languages. This Wednesday will mark five years of Emerging Languages. The showcase for new programming languages that I dreamed up. Back in 2009. As we approach half a decade and well over fifty total presentations, I’ve been reflecting on where the event has been and how the language landscape has changed since we began. Our first year, 2010. I could attempt to reconstruct Pike’s arch-yet-erudite response, but Go’s sign...

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Céu at Future Programming Workshop (StrangeLoop and SPLASH) | The Synchronous Blog

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A blog about reactive programming languages. Céu at Future Programming Workshop (StrangeLoop and SPLASH). Leave a comment ». I’ll present the last advances in Céu at the Future Programming Workshop. I’m specially excited about the StrangeLoop event, as it will be the first non-academic demonstration of the language in a prestigious conference. Here’s the abstract:. Francisco Sant’Anna Dynamic Organisms in Céu. July 18, 2014 at 2:29 am. Laquo; Interrupt Service Routines in Céu. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Against the definition of types - Tomas Petricek

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Searching for new ways of thinking in programming and working with data. I believe that the most interesting work is not the one solving hard problems, but the one changing how we think about the world. I follow this belief in my work on data science tools, functional programming and F# teaching, in my programming languages research and I try to understand it through philosophy of science. I'm working on making data-driven storytelling easier, more open and reproducible at the Alan Turing Institute.

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Shadershop

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Programming today exercises our. Reasoning. We write code—a sequence of symbols—in a text editor. But when we explain ideas to colleagues, we don’t just speak words, we draw diagrams and gesture with our hands. We augment the symbolic channel with a. How can we communicate programs to a computer over a spatial channel? Part 1. Harmonics. We contrast symbolic and spatial reasoning, introduce shaders, introduce the interface, and add sine waves in a harmonic series. Part 2. Noise. The presentation in the v...

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SIGPX: Special Interest Group on Programming Experience

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Special Interest Group on Programming Experience. SIGPX is a Japanese domestic study group for those interested in programming environments and their programming experience, founded in January 2016. We gather for exchanging information on state-of-the-art research and development projects relevant to programming experience. This page shows the translation of the Japanese website and omits some details. Please refer to the Japanese page. For the complete information. What is this all about? Companies ofte...