Past Meetings, 2012

50: 15th November

• Celebration of the 50th FP-Syd (with fine Scotch)
• Simon Meier, ​A guided tour through the new bytestring builder
• Tran Ma, ​Type-based Aliasing Control for the Disciplined Disciple Compiler
• Amos Robinson, Rewrite rules for the Disciplined Disciple Compiler

49: 18th October

• Eric Willigers, Red-Black trees in Idris
• Tim Docker, Haskell coding interactively with Hint
• Ben Lippmeier, Ott: Effective Tool Support for the Working Semanticist

48: 20th September

• Raphael Speyer, JoCaml Illustrated
• Andrew Cowie, The web problem, and solving it in Haskell
• Thomas Sewell, Calculating over loops using a tool that can't

47: 16th August

• Erik de Castro Lopo, Kicking the Tires on Yesod
• Karl Roberts, Trying to go from lambda to useful with simple translations
• Tony Sloane, Profile-based Abstraction and Analysis of Attribute Grammar Evaluation

46: 19th July

• Liam O'Conner, Designing Haskell Libraries
• Eric Torreborre, ​Strong Functional Programming
• Shane Stephens. ​Hindemith in Haskell, Part II

45: 21st June

• Jed Wesley-Smith, A Brief and Incomplete History of FP @ Atlassian
• Mark Wotton, Haskell In Production: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly"
• Sean Seefried, ​Generic Matrix Multiplication Part II

44: 17th May

• Trevor McDonell, The Current status of Accelerate
• Raphael Speyer, Unix programming in OCaml
• Tim Docker, Abstract Composable GUIs

43: 19th April

• Ben Lippmeier, Recent changes to the REPA API
• Tom Sewell, Binders and manipulating higher-order functions
• Eric Willigers, ​The SKI Combinator Calculus

42: 15th March

• Ben Lippmeier, ​Contextual equivalence and the ciu-theorem
• Shane Stephens, ​Hindemith in Haskell
• Liam O'Conner, Zippers and Data Type Differentiation

41: 16th February

• Ben Sinclair, ​A certified adder in Agda
• Erik de Castro Lopo, ​From Enumerator to Conduit
• Brian McKenna, ​Roy - a functional language that compiles to Javascript
• Eric Torreborre, ​The Essence of the Iterator Pattern
• Discussion of the speakers roster for 2012.

--: January (no meeting)