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Kevlin Henney discusses the last 50 years of software development, some of the lessons learned and some that could have been learned, and what the future may have in store.
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Probabilistic Programming from Scratch
Mike Lee Williams demonstrates building a lightweight probabilistic programming system from scratch with Python. He also explores how solving problems using PyMC3.
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Scripting with Luerl
Barbara Chassoul introduces Luerl, emphasizing its trade-off as thin skin on top of the BEAM ecosystem.
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Sondheim, Seurat & Software/Finding Art in Code
Jon Skeet discusses how much coding is an art, what it takes to turn good code into great one, how libraries should connect to consumers, and applications to users.
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Beauty and the Beast, Haskell on JVM
Jarek Ratajski discusses how a sample system performs, where the business logic is written in Haskell and middleware components and libraries in Java.
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Real-Time Functional Reactive Programming with Erlang
Peer Stritzinger, Kilian Holzinger discuss and show cyber-physical systems implemented with FRP-Erlang running on GRiSP, a bare-metal board running Erlang.
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How to Teach Programming and Other Things?
Felienne Hermans keynotes on teaching programming to others, discussing how to be a better teacher and learner.
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Functional Rust - An Exploration
Lisa Passing discusses how to write functional code in Rust.
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The History of Fire Escapes
Tanya Reilly looks at what can be learned from real world fire codes about expecting failure and designing for it.
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A Brief, Opinionated History of the API
Joshua Bloch discusses the history of APIs and looks at a few prominent examples with an eye to distilling their essence.
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Developers as a Malware Distribution Vehicle
Guy Podjarny discusses risk management with examples from role models inside and outside of tech. Podjarny explains cognitive biases and how good security constraints can actually help move faster.
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Next Gen Networking Infrastructure with Rust
Carl Lerche shows using Rust to provide a networking platform that provides expressiveness, speed, and safety, exemplifying with Linkerd, a “service mesh” proxy for cloud native applications.