Strangeloop 2014

It's time for the best programming conference of the year, again!

I fly out to Strangeloop later today. Here are the talks I'm planning on attending:

Wednesday the 17th: Future of Programming Workshop/Emerging Languages Camp (all day)

Thursdsay the 18th:

• 09:00 - Joe Armstrong, The Mess We're In
• 10:00 - Stephen Kell, Liberating the Smalltalk Lurking in Unix
• 10:50 - Christine Flood, Shenendoah: Open Source Pauseless GC for OpenJDK
• 12:20 - Leo Meyerovich, The Sociology of Programming Languages
• 13:10 - Paul Snively, Type Systems: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
• 14:00!! - Core.async Debugging Toolkit, or Production Prolog?
• 15:10!! - Consistency without Consensus, or Aeron: High Performance Messaging?
• 16:00 - Stefanie Schirmer, Dynamic Programming at Ease

Friday the 19th:

• 09:00 - Nada Amin, Programming Should Eat Itself
• 10:00 - Evan Czaplicki, Controlling Time and Space
• 10:50 - Yodit Stanton, The Internet of Things in Practice
• 13:10 - Ian Davis, The Challenges and Benefits of an FRP Frontend
• 14:00 - David Renshaw, Cap'n Proto and Rust: Type Systems for Sharing
• 15:10 - Julia Evans, You Can Be A Kernel Hacker!
• 16:00 - Aaron Bedra, Deterministic Memory Management for Managed Runtimes
• 16:50 - Carin Meier, Sam Aaron - Our Shared Joy of Programming

!! = Denotes time slots I'm uncertain about. Open to suggestions...