SPLASH 2021 - REBASE - SPLASH 2021

REBASE is a forum for discussion…

…between industry and academe

…between practice and theory

…between science and fiction

Talk is cheap, REBASE is free.

The format of the conference is unusual, each 90 minute slot features a short talk to set the stage and followed by a discussion between our panellists. Audience questions are welcome.

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	A Brief History of the API, RevisitedVirtual REBASE Josh Bloch, Doug Lea
	A Retrospective on the Design of the Swift Programming LanguageVirtual REBASE Dave Abrahams, Roman Elizarov, Denys Shabalin
	Fragmentation of Machine ArchitectureVirtual REBASE Sean Parent, Mario Wolczko
	Hedy: Creating a gradual programming languageVirtual REBASE Felienne Hermans, Federico Tomassetti
	The F# view on the Static / Dynamic divideVirtual REBASE Don Syme, Nicholas Matsakis

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07:30 - 09:00	EducationREBASE at Zurich B

07:30 90m Talk		Hedy: Creating a gradual programming languageVirtual REBASE Felienne Hermans Leiden University, Federico Tomassetti Independent

09:00 - 10:30	DynamismREBASE at Zurich B

09:00 90m Talk		The F# view on the Static / Dynamic divideVirtual REBASE Don Syme Microsoft, Nicholas Matsakis Amazon, USA

10:50 - 12:20	LanguageREBASE at Zurich B

10:50 90m Talk		A Retrospective on the Design of the Swift Programming LanguageVirtual REBASE Dave Abrahams Adobe, Roman Elizarov JetBrains, Denys Shabalin Google

13:50 - 15:20	InterfacesREBASE at Zurich B

13:50 90m Talk		A Brief History of the API, RevisitedVirtual REBASE Josh Bloch Carnegie Mellon University, Doug Lea State University of New York (SUNY) Oswego

15:40 - 17:10	HardwareREBASE at Zurich B

15:40 90m Talk		Fragmentation of Machine ArchitectureVirtual REBASE Sean Parent Adobe, Mario Wolczko Oracle Labs

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A Dave AbrahamsAbrahams, Dave AdobeUnited States A Retrospective on the Design of the Swift Programming Language
B Josh BlochBloch, Josh Carnegie Mellon UniversityUnited States A Brief History of the API, Revisited
E Roman ElizarovElizarov, Roman JetBrainsRussia A Retrospective on the Design of the Swift Programming Language
H Felienne HermansHermans, Felienne Leiden UniversityNetherlands Hedy: Creating a gradual programming language
L Doug LeaLea, Doug State University of New York (SUNY) OswegoUnited States A Brief History of the API, Revisited
M Nicholas MatsakisMatsakis, Nicholas Amazon, USAUnited States The F# view on the Static / Dynamic divide
P Sean ParentParent, Sean AdobeUnited States Fragmentation of Machine Architecture
S Denys ShabalinShabalin, Denys GoogleSwitzerland A Retrospective on the Design of the Swift Programming Language
Don SymeSyme, Don MicrosoftUnited Kingdom The F# view on the Static / Dynamic divide
T Federico TomassettiTomassetti, Federico IndependentItaly Hedy: Creating a gradual programming language
W Mario WolczkoWolczko, Mario Oracle LabsUnited States Fragmentation of Machine Architecture

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