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---
title
:
My LambdaConf Game Plan
date
:
Tue May 24 00:33:00 EDT
2016
author
:
Eduardo Trujillo
uuid
:
f2ff246e-42d0-451c-9cb4-6faf9c3f50cf
---
This week I'm flying to Colorado along with some co-workers for this year's
[
LambdaConf
][
1
]
, which is one of the largest conferences focused on Functional
Programming out there.
Unlike some conferences I've been to in the past, LambdaConf has multiple
tracks covering multiple levels of experience. Each track has its own set of
talks, which means that you won't be able to attend all talks, but, and perhaps
more importantly, you can sort of mix and match to create your own conference
schedule!
So that's exactly what I did. Below you can see which talks I'm hoping to
attend during the conference. It's a fairly balanced mix of all three tracks
(beginner, intermediate, advanced) and a couple of alternatives.
I'm specially interested on the
[
Urbit
][
2
]
talk. I've read about the project in
the past and it almost sounded like something out of (Computer) Science
Fiction.
Hands-on and Haskell-related talks also sound like a lot of fun. I'm definitely
looking forward to writing my own Lisp interpreter, and learning more about the
inner workings of Haskell and advance features in its type system.
> **NOTE:** (1) Some talk names are shortened. (2) OR is used to signify parts
of the schedule I'm unsure of.
#### Thursday
1.
**Breakfast**
2.
Keynote
3.
Agda from Nothing
*OR*
Introduction to Non-Violent Communication
4.
**Lunch**
5.
Make Your Own List Interpreter (Part 1)
6.
**Afternoon Refresh**
7.
Make Your Own List Interpreter (Part 2)
8.
Closing Remarks
#### Friday
1.
**Breakfast**
2.
Keynote
3.
Type Kwon Do
4.
**Lunch**
5.
Functional Algebra
6.
Urbit
7.
**Afternoon Refresh**
8.
On The Shoulders of Giants
9.
Interactive Tests and Documentation via QuickCheck-style Declarations
10.
Recursion Schemes
11.
Closing Remarks
12.
**Mystery Dinner**
#### Saturday
1.
**Breakfast**
2.
Keynote
3.
Functional Web Programming
*OR*
Computing vs Computers
4.
Panel: The Functional Front-End
*OR*
Computing vs Computers
5.
Who Let Algebra Get Funk with My Data Types?
6.
RankNTypes Ain't Rank at All
7.
**Lunch**
8.
The Next Great Functional Programming Language
9.
Manuals are for Suckers
10.
MTL Versus Free
11.
**Afternoon Refresh**
12.
What Would Happen if REST Were Immutable?
13.
OOP Versus FP
14.
Functional Refactoring
15.
Closing Remarks
#### Sunday
This is the unconference day. I'll probably attend one or two of the earliest
events, but I will have to take off later in the day given that I have a plane
to catch.
[
1
]:
http://lambdaconf.us/#home
[
2
]:
http://urbit.org/
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