RacketCon, a public gathering for the Racket programming language community, is scheduled for Saturday, October 3rd. The conference aims to foster an inclusive environment for Racket enthusiasts and the broader programming world.
The event will feature several presentations, starting with Pat Hanrahan, Canon Professor Emeritus at Stanford University and 2019 ACM Turing Award recipient, who will speak on "On Notation" at 9:00 AM PDT. Following this, Fred Fu, a PhD candidate at Indiana University, will present on "Type Inference With Logical Types For Untyped Languages," discussing challenges and solutions for type systems in languages like Racket.
Another scheduled speaker, Lucas Myers, will discuss "Language-Oriented Low-Level Programming with Pille".
For those unable to attend in person, RacketCon will be streamed live. Recordings of the presentations will be made available on YouTube after the conference. Remote participants have the option to purchase a remote participation ticket to support the livestream.
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RacketCon, a conference for the Racket programming language community, will take place on Saturday, October 3rd. The event includes presentations on type inference and low-level programming, featuring speakers like Pat Hanrahan and Fred Fu.