BayHac2017/presentations

Potential speakers, please add yourselves to one of the lists below. We anticipate there will be time and room for everyone who wants to present. If you don't want to bother with wiki editing, email Dan (danburton.email AT gmail DOT com) and he will add you to the list.

Presentation schedules are entirely tentative at this point. The general idea is to try and shepherd talks into buckets in the morning (10am-noon), early afternoon (1-3pm), and late afternoon (4-6pm). If you would like to present under a given category but cannot be present at the allocated time, just let Dan know. We're flexible!

In tentative chronological order:

Professional Haskell experience report

Tentatively scheduled: Friday late afternoon

• Greg Horn: Haskell for Flight Control at Kittyhawk
• Tikhon Jelvis: Haskell for Supply Chain Optimization at Target
• Presenter C: topic C
• ...

Introductory Haskell & tooling

Tentatively scheduled: Saturday morning

• Presenter A: topic A
• Presenter B: topic B
• ...

Open Source Haskell project overview

Tentatively scheduled: Saturday early afternoon

• John Leo: Dependent Types in GHC
• Dimitri DeFigueiredo: Functional Reactive Bitcoin Trading
• Presenter B: topic B
• ...

Open Source Haskell project implementation deep dive

Tentatively scheduled: Saturday late afternoon

• Chris Smith: CodeWorld - Teaching Haskell to Children
• Presenter B: topic B
• ...

Intermediate/Advanced Haskell & tooling

Tentatively scheduled: Sunday morning

• John Wiegley: Putting lenses to work
• Presenter B: topic B
• ...

Abstract concepts taught via follow-along Haskell code snippets

Tentatively scheduled: Sunday early afternoon

• Presenter A: topic A
• Presenter B: topic B
• ...

Misc (theory talks, random tips & tricks, editors, continuous integration, etc.)

Tentatively scheduled: Sunday late afternoon

• Presenter A: topic A
• Presenter B: topic B
• ...