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9:00
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Invited talk:
Why Microsoft is Investing in Functional Programming.
Don Syme,
Microsoft
Abstract,
Slides
(PowerPoint)
(PDF).
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9:55
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Controlling Hybrid Vehicles with Haskell.
Tom Hawkins,
Eaton Corporation
Abstract,
Slides
(PowerPoint)
(PDF),
Video.
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10:20
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Functions to Junctions:
Ultra Low Power Chip Design With Some Help From Haskell.
Gregory Wright,
Antiope
Abstract,
Slides,
Video.
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10:45
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BREAK
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11:15
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Minimizing the “Immune Response” to
Functional Programming.
David Balaban,
Amgen
Abstract,
Slides.
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11:40
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Quantitative Finance in F#.
Howard Mansell,
Credit
Suisse
Abstract.
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12:05
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Is Haskell Ready for Everyday Computing?
Jeff Polakow,
Deutsche Bank
Abstract,
Slides,
Video.
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12:30
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LUNCH
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2:00
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Xen and the art of OCaml.
Anil Madhavapeddy,
Citrix
Abstract,
Slides.
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2:25
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From OCaml to Javascript at Skydeck.
Jake Donham,
Skydeck
Abstract,
Slides,
Video.
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2:50
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The Mobile Messaging Gateway,
from Idea to Prototype to Launch in 12 Months.
Francesco Cesarini,
Erlang
Training and Consulting
Abstract.
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3:15
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BREAK
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3:45
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Buy a Feature: An Adventure in Immutability and Actors.
David Pollak,
Lift Web Framework
Abstract,
Slides,
Video.
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4:10
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Developing Erlang at Yahoo.
Nick Gerakines,
Yahoo
Abstract,
Slides.
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4:35
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Ad Serving with Erlang.
Bob Ippolito,
Mochimedia
Abstract,
Slides,
Video.
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5:00
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Discussion.
Chaired by
Andrew Adams-Moran,
Galois.
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5 January 2009
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