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Scala Lunches at EPFL
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The Scala Center invites anyone interested in programming languages and open source to join us once a month for a lunch break. Participants get to hear from colleagues about their ongoing work and share their own stories. It’s a great opportunity to network amongst PL enthusiasts, share your passion and get some valuable input. And yes, we will speak about Scala too. :) You can expect the Scala Center and LAMP teams to be present and happy to answer any question you might have regarding their work. This is a free and open event, without any registration needed. Everyone is welcome, including people outside of EPFL. We only ask you to bring your own lunch because we never know how many people would show up nor what they like to eat. :)
| Date | Speaker | Title | Place | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 May 2023 | Solal Pirelli | Safe Low-Level Code Without Overhead is Practical | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 8 May 2023 | Zilu Tian | Generalising Bulk-Synchronous Parallel Processing for Data Science: From Data to Threads and Agent-Based Simulations | BC 410, EPFL | 12:30pm |
| 12 June 2023 | Nguyen Pham | Copying stacks for fun and profit: Experimental delimited continuations for Scala Native | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 12 June 2023 | Bastien Jolidon & Kelvin Kappeler | Game verified with Stainless | BC 410, EPFL | 12:30pm |
| 4 September 2023 | Martin Odersky | Scala's Role in the Programming Languages Ecosystem | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 2 October 2023 | Quentin Bernet | Syntax and Runtime Checks for Qualified Types in Scala 3 | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 13 November 2023 | Dimi Racordon | What does Scala look like for a Swift enthusiast? | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 11 December 2023 | Sébastien Doeraene | Specifying Match Types in Scala 3 | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 8 February 2024 | Andy Wingo | A New Hope: Compiling Managed Languages to WebAssembly | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 14 March 2024 | Seth Tisue | Fortify for Scala: A Commercial Back-end Compiler Plugin for Static Security Analysis | **BC 229**, EPFL | **12:15pm** |
| 11 April 2024 | Dimi Racordon | Demystifying type inference: a quick look dive into the implementation of a typer | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 9 May 2024 | Speaker TBA... | Talk title TBA... | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 6 June 2024 | Speaker TBA... | Talk title TBA... | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 5 September 2024 | Speaker TBA... | Talk title TBA... | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 3 October 2024 | Speaker TBA... | Talk title TBA... | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
| 7 November 2024 | Speaker TBA... | Talk title TBA... | BC 410, EPFL | 12:00pm |
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