Conference Records Lang.NEXT 2012 for those interested in programming languages

In early April, a specialized industrial conference on programming languages, Lang.NEXT 2012, was held at the Microsoft campus in Redmond. At the conference, experts and well-known corporations (for example, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Oracle) and leading universities (including MIT, Stanford, Berkeley) shared their work and research results.

Recordings and presentations of speeches are available to all enthusiasts of the Channel 9 programming world.

First day

• Keynote: Reflection and Compilers // Scala
  Martin Odersky , EPFL, Typesafe
• A Means to Many Ends: 10+ Years of Haskell at Galois // Haskell
  Andrew Adams-Moran , Galois
• IKVM.NET: Building a Java VM on the .NET Framework // .NET , Java
  Jeroen Frijters , Sumatra Software
• Java 8 // Java
  John Rose , Oracle
• Teaching with Grace // Grace
  Andrew Black , Portland State University
  Kim Bruce , Pomona College
• Lang.NEXT 2012 Expert Panel: Web and Cloud Programming (and more)
  Anders Hejlsberg, Erik Meijer, Gilad Bracha, Martin Odersky, Peter Alvaro

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Second day

• Pervasive Parallelism in Scala // Scala
  Kunle Olukotun , Stanford
• Bloom: Disorderly Programming for a Distributed World // Bloom
  Peter Alvaro , University of California at Berkeley
• Julia
  Jeff Bezanson, Stefan Karpinski , MIT
• Information Rich Programming with F # 3.0 // F #
  Donna Malayeri , Microsoft
• The windows runtime
  Martyn Lovell , Microsoft
• Language Support for Asynchronous Programming // C #, Async, VB
  Mads Torgersen , Microsoft
• Going Deeper with Project Roslyn: Exposing the C # and VB compiler's code analysis // C #, VB, Roslyn
  Dustin Campbell , Microsoft
• Lang.NEXT 2012 Expert Panel: Native Languages
  Herb Sutter, Martyn Lovell, Andrei Alexandrescu, Robert Griesemer, Walter Bright

The third day

• Dart: A Well Structured Web Programming Language // Dart
  Gilad Bracha , Google
• ECMAScript 6 // JavaScript
  Luke Hoban , Microsoft
• Reverend Bayes, Meet Countess Lovelace: Probabilistic Programming for Machine Learning
  Andy Gordon , Microsoft Research and University of Edinburgh
• Why and How People Use R // R
  John Cook , MD Anderson Cancer Center
• The D Programming Language // D
  Walter Bright , Digital Mars
• Herb Sutter: (Not Your Father's) C ++ // C ++
  Herb Sutter , Microsoft
• Go In Three Easy Pieces // Go
  Robert Griesemer , Google
• Three Unlikely Successful Features of D // D
  Andrei Alexandrescu , Facebook