2012 Conference Info
September 13th-15th, 2012
Copenhagen
Denmark
CUFP 2012 will be co-located with ICFP 2012, and will consist of three components: CUFP Talks, CUFP Tutorials and CUFP BOFs. Right now, we're calling for talk proposals. Please consider submitting!
CUFP Talks will consist of a series of talks given by practitioners in the field. The talks will be split between experience reports, describing ways in which functional programming has been used, either successfully or unsuccessfully, in the real world; and technical talks, which will detail techniques and approaches for applying functional programming in practical settings.
CUFP Tutorials will be made up of in-depth, hands-on sessions for learning particular technologies and techniques in functional programming. These will range from language introductions for beginners to more advanced and focused sessions on particular language features, techniques or tool kits.
CUFP BOFs will consist of so-called "birds-of-a-feather" sessions, which will create spaces for informal conversations on a variety of topics. Among other things, this will be a good venue for language designers and practitioners to exchange ideas about the future of functional programming. As is typical with BOFs, topics will be chosen beforehand based on a public process for gathering proposals, organised via our website.
Program Chairs
- Mike Sperber (Active Group), co-chair
- Anil Madhavapeddy (University of Cambridge), co-chair
Tutorial organizers
- Duncan Coutts, Well Typed, Inc.
- Simon Thompson, University of Kent
BoF organizer
- Ashish Agarwal (New York University)
Program Committee
- Ashish Agarwal (New York University)
- Thomas Arts (QuviQ AB)
- Chris Houser (LonoCloud)
- Tomas Petricek (University of Cambridge)
- Heiko Seeberger (Typesafe)
- Stefan Wehr (factis research)
- Noel Welsh (untyped)
