Strange Loop 2010

63 speakers

Coverage of Strange Loop 2010

61 sessions

Day 1 Thursday 14th October 2010

• 8:45am Machine Learning: A Love Story

  presented by Hilary Mason

• 11:00am Making Your Open Source Project More Like Rails

  presented by Yehuda Katz

• 1:30pm Lua, Tiny Embeddable Scripting that Doesn’t Suck

  presented by Kyle Cordes

• 3:15pm Clojure's Solutions to the Expression Problem

  presented by Chris Houser

Day 2 Friday 15th October 2010

• 1:00pm Android Squared

  presented by Bob Lee and Eric Burke

• 2:00pm Working with Dimensional data in Distributed Hash Tables

  presented by Mike Malone

Unscheduled sessions

• A Little Bit About Terracotta BigMemory

  presented by Steve Harris

• Gradle - The Polyglot Build System

  presented by Ken Sipe

• Open Source EDA

  presented by Edward Yavno

• Riak: From Small to Large

  presented by Rusty Klophaus

• Gaelyk: Lightweight Groovy on the Google App Engineedit

  presented by Tim Berglund

• The Evolution of the Flickr Architecture, or I Love LAMP, 2010 Editionedit

  presented by Mikhail Panchenko

• The Semantic Web: Hot or Not?

  presented by Brian Sletten

• Adopting Apache Cassandra

  presented by Eben Hewitt

• Automate or Die

  presented by Trotter Cashion

• GoLightly: Building VM-based Language Runtimes In Go

  presented by Eleanor McHugh

• That’s My App - Running in Your Background - Draining Your Battery

  presented by Michael Galpin

• Civic Hacking

  presented by Luigi Montanez

• HyperGraphDB - Data Management for Complex Systems

  presented by Borislav Iordanov

• Immutable Object versus Unsynchronized State

  presented by Joshua Bennett

• Triplestore Testing in the Cloud with Clojure

  presented by Ryan Senior

• You Already Use Closure (In Ruby)

  presented by Justin Love

• How to Think about Parallel Programming: Not!

  presented by Guy Steele

• NoSQL At Twitter

  presented by Kevin Weil

• Heresy and Heretical Open Source: A Heretic's Perspective

  presented by Douglas Crockford

• Mary Poppins Meets the Matrix

  presented by Bruce Tate

• High Wizardry in the Land of Scala

  presented by Daniel Spiewak

• Dude, That's some Strange UI Architecture

  presented by Kyle Simpson

• Java Provisioning In The Cloud

  presented by Adrian Cole

• Perl 6 - The Apocalypse

  presented by mfollett

• Real World Modeling with MongoDB

  presented by Steve Smith

• Best Bugs, Best Practices, and Best Tools for Hibernate

  presented by Patrycja Wegrzynowicz

• Complexity Theory and Software Development

  presented by Tim Berglund

• Parallel Programming with Node.js

  presented by Ryan Dahl

• Securing and Extending Puppet for World Domination

  presented by Richard Crowley

• Unifying the Search Engine and NoSQL DBMS with a Universal Index

  presented by Chris Biow

• Enterprise NoSQL: Silver Bullet or Poison Pill?

  presented by Billy Newport

• JavaScript Functions: The Good Parts - Idioms for Encapsulation and Inheritance

  presented by Scott Bale

• Busy Java Developer's Guide to Android: Basics

  presented by Ted Neward

• Interfacing with the Real World – An Arduino Workshop

  presented by derek sigler

• Parallel Programming Patterns: Data Parallelism

  presented by ralph johnson

• Performance Tuning With Cheap Drink and Poor Tools

  presented by Kirk Pepperdine

• The Seductions of Scala

  presented by Dean Wampler

• Classes are Premature Optimization

  presented by Justin Love

• Panel: "Non-Relational Data Stores"

  presented by Chris Biow, Ken Sipe, Mike Malone, Roger Bodamer, Rusty Klophaus and Steve Harris

• Panel: "Future of Programming Languages"

  presented by Douglas Crockford, Bruce Tate, Joshua Bloch, Ted Neward, Guy Steele and Alex Payne

• Clojure for Ninjas

  presented by Bryan Weber

• Building Twitter with Grails in 40 Minutes

  presented by Jeff Brown

• Scalable Concurrent Applications with Akka and Scala

  presented by Dean Wampler

• Using F# To Solve Real World Problems

  presented by Aaron Erickson

• Tomorrow's Tech Today: HTML 5

  presented by Scott Davis

• Conduit: A Library for Distributed Applications in Clojure

  presented by Jim Duey

• Full Stack BDD With Scala

  presented by James Carr and Than Som

• Hidden Web Services: Microformats and the Semantic Web

  presented by Scott Davis

• Java Puzzlers—Scraping the Bottom of the Barrel

  presented by Bob Lee and Joshua Bloch

• Querying Big Data Rapidly and Robustly with Cascalog

  presented by Nathan Marz

• Writing Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) using Groovy

  presented by Paul King

• Groovy and Concurrency

  presented by Paul King

• jQuery - RIA Miracle!

  presented by Mark Volkmann

• Outside-in TDD in Clojure

  presented by Brian Marick

• Scaling with MongoDB

  presented by Roger Bodamer

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