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QCon SF 2018: Security Panel
The panelist discuss current security issues and ways to mitigate them. → Read More
Have Native Languages Returned? (TL;DR: Yes)
In this panel users of C++, Rust, Go talk about how they picked their language of choice, what problems remain, what was impossible to do with VM-based languages and much more. → Read More
Stephanie Weirich on Dependent Typing, Extending Haskell, Type System Research
Stephanie Weirich gives an introduction behind the idea of dependent typing, dependent typing in Haskell, extending Haskell, and the status and future of type theory. → Read More
Leah Hanson on the Julia Language, Static Analysis
Leah Hanson explains the characteristics of the Julia language, its type system, how to use and implement static analysis for the Julia language in the Julia language, and much more. → Read More
Amir Chaudhry on Unikernels, MirageOS, HalVM, Rump Kernels
Amir Chaudhry explains the ideas behind Unikernels, implementations like the OCaml-based MirageOS and Haskell-based HalVM, Rump Kernels for integrating with legacy code and much more. → Read More
Darach Ennis on the Pony Language, Actors, Concurrency
Darach Ennis talks about the actor-model language Pony, its distinguishing approaches to memory management and concurrency, how it relates to Erlang, and much more. → Read More
Adam Wick on Security, Formal Methods, Types, Unikernels, HaLVM, DRM
Adam Wick talks about software security, research into formal methods and randomisation as well as documentation and types to help write secure software, HalVM and other Unikernels, DRM. → Read More
Sylvan Clebsch on the Actor-Model Language Pony, Garbage Collection, Capabilities, Concurrency
Sylvan Clebsch introduces Pony, a language built on the actor model which combines new approaches to garbage collection and concepts like capabilities to write high performance, concurrent code. → Read More