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| + | The Haskell Implementors Workshop has a long history, but was recently restarted as a 1-day workshop alongside ICFP 2009 in Edinburgh. It is an informal affair, aimed at bringing together the people behind the Haskell infrastructure. It provides a forum where the people working on compilers, tools, or libraries for Haskell development can bat around ideas, share experiences and ask for feedback from fellow experts. There are no proceedings, just a mixture of short talks, longer talks, discussion and demos. |
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| − | The first Haskell Implementers' Workshop is co-located with ICFP, and will be held in Edinburgh, Scotland, on September 3 2009. |
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| + | Further details are on the page specific to the workshop instance: |
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+ | == Previous Workshops == |
| + | * [[HaskellImplementorsWorkshop/2012|September 14th 2012, Copenhagen]] |
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| − | * Proposal Deadline: 15 June 2009 |
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| − | * Notification: 3 July 2009 |
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| + | * [[HaskellImplementorsWorkshop/2010|October 1st 2010, Baltimore]] |
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| + | * [[HaskellImplementorsWorkshop/2009|September 5th 2009, Edinburgh]] |
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| − | == Organisers == |
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| − | * Duncan Coutts - co-chair (Well-Typed LLP) |
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| − | * Atze Dijkstra (Utrecht University) |
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| − | * Roman Leshchinskiy (University of New South Wales) |
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| − | * Simon Marlow - co-chair (Microsoft Research) |
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| − | * Bryan O'Sullivan (Linden Lab) |
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| − | * Wouter Swierstra (Chalmers University of Technology) |
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Revision as of 08:53, 24 July 2012
The Haskell Implementors Workshop has a long history, but was recently restarted as a 1-day workshop alongside ICFP 2009 in Edinburgh. It is an informal affair, aimed at bringing together the people behind the Haskell infrastructure. It provides a forum where the people working on compilers, tools, or libraries for Haskell development can bat around ideas, share experiences and ask for feedback from fellow experts. There are no proceedings, just a mixture of short talks, longer talks, discussion and demos.
Further details are on the page specific to the workshop instance: