Strange Loop 2016

Videos

1 — "Agility & Robustness: Clojure spec" by Stuart Halloway
2 — "Build your child their very own Node.js Frozen bot" by Gabrielle Crevecoeur
3 — "Frontiers in Cryptography" by Tony Arcieri
4 — "Tezos, decentralized cryptographic governance through self-amendments" by Arthur Breitman
5 — "Sketch-n-Sketch: Interactive SVG Programming with Direct Manipulation" by Ravi Chugh
6 — "Deep dive into Unbounded Data Processing Systems" by Monal Daxini
7 — "Knowing What You See - Let's Talk About Front-end Consistency" by Yifan Wu
8 — "Expressing complex data aggregations with Histogrammar" by Jim Pivarski
9 — "Druid: Powering Interactive Data Applications at Scale" by Fangjin Yang
10 — "PureScript & Pux -- a safer, more expressive way to React" by Michael Trotter
11 — "Designing Cypher - a Graph Query Language" by Tobias Lindaaker
12 — "Distributed Commit Log: Application Techniques for Transaction Processing" by David McNeil
13 — "How to Get Started With Functional Programming" by Julia Gao
14 — "Poetry (almost) From Scratch - Teaching versification to a neural network" by Yann Schwartz
15 — "Kittens - datatype-generic functional programming with Scala" by Kailuo Wang
16 — "African Polyphony & Polyrhythm" by Chris Ford
17 — "Commander: Better Distributed Applications through CQRS and Event Sourcing" by Bobby Calderwood
18 — "Storytelling with your data" by Aysegul Yonet
19 — "An Introduction to Combinator Compilers and Graph Reduction Machines" by David Graunke
20 — "Idealized Commit Logs: Code Simplification via Program Slicing" by Alan Shreve
21 — "Failing (and recovering) asynchronously: a saga" by Daniel Solano Gómez
22 — "Practical data synchronization with CRDTs" by Dmitry Ivanov
23 — "Reasoning about performance (in the context of search)" by Dan Luu
24 — "Is It A Bug Or Is It A Story?" by Nicola Hughes
25 — "If Gaudí Had a Cluster" by Max Grigorev, Jen Carlile
26 — "Modelica: Component Oriented Modeling of Physical Systems" by Michael Tiller
27 — "An Interactive Web Visualization for Watershed Topology" by Mark Phillips
28 — "Put A Type On It: Idris Type Providers for AWS Resources" by Susan Potter
29 — "Fold, paper, scissors - an exploration of origami's fold and cut problem" by Amy Wibowo
30 — "Project Jigsaw in JDK 9: Modularity Comes To Java" by Simon Ritter
31 — "Debugging Diversity" by Anjuan Simmons
32 — "Diocletian, Constantine, Bedouin Sayings, and Network Defense" by Adam Wick
33 — "Systems programming as a swiss army knife" by Julia Evans
34 — "A Frontend Server, Front to Back" by Zach Tellman
35 — "Caching at Netflix: The Hidden Microservice" by Scott Mansfield
36 — "Exotic Functional Data Structures: Hitchhiker Trees" by David Greenberg
37 — "GraphQL: Designing a Data Language" by Lee Byron
38 — "Let's Build a Hygienic Macro Expander" by Matthew Flatt
39 — "Lies, Damn Lies, and Metrics" by André Arko
40 — "Building a Distributed Build System at Google Scale" by Aysylu Greenberg
41 — "Building Secure Cultures" by Leigh Honeywell
42 — "Languages for 3D Industrial Knitting" by Lea Albaugh
43 — "How would a Panda program computers?" by Jonas S Karlsson
44 — "The Zen of High Performance Messaging with NATS" by Waldemar Quevedo Salinas
45 — "Wikimedia Content API: A Cassandra Use-case" by Eric Evans
46 — "Knit, Chisel, Hack: Building Programs in Guile Scheme" by Andy Wingo
47 — "Runtime scheduling: theory and reality" by Eben Freeman
48 — "Are DDoS attacks a threat to the decentralised internet?" by Marek Majkowski
49 — "Building a Distributed Task Scheduler With Akka, Kafka, and Cassandra" by David van Geest
50 — "Unlimited Register Machines, Gödelization and Universality" by Tom Hall