This repository hosts various talks that I did in various places. The talks in this repository are from 2015 and later and are generally created using FsReveal. For older and other talks, check out my other repository.
- Data Journalism Research
- F# and Fable talks on TheGamma
- Programming Languages Research
- Philosophy of Science
- FsLab and Data Science
- Web and Reactive programming
- F# and Functional Programming
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Wrattler: Interactive, smart and polyglot notebooks (November 2019) - ATI, London
See also: wrattler.org and wrattler on github. -
Wrattler: Interactive, smart and polyglot notebooks (July 2018) - TaPP London
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The Gamma: Making data relevant in an age of fake news (January 2020) - University of Kent
See also: thegamma.net and thegamma.net demos. -
The Gamma: Towards open and reproducible data-driven storytelling (June 2018) - CogX London
See also: thegamma.net and The Alan Turing Institute demos -
The Gamma: Democratizing Data Science (June 2017) - Cambridge Spark Data Science Summit
See also: Version from European Data and Computational Journalism Conference (July 2017), also presented at Mozfest (October 2017), thegamma.net for project homepage and Olympic medalists visualizations -
The Gamma: Data exploration through dot-driven development (June 2017) - MSR Cambridge
See also homepage at thegamma.net and Olympic medalists visualizations -
Building Better Data Science Tools (while avoiding a real world job!) (March 2017) - Middlesex University
See also fslab.org and thegamma.net web pages -
The Gamma: Towards open and transparent data-driven storytelling (November 2016) - Alan Turing Institute
See also: thegamma.net and Olympic medalists visualizations using The Gamma -
The Gamma: Programming tools for data journalism (September 2015) - Future Programming Workshop
See also: CO2 emission article used throughout the talk
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Rethinking compilers with live coding (September 2018) - LambdaWorld, Seattle
See: live language demo, source code, thegamma.net,
Previously presented at LambdaDays, Krakow (February 2018) -
The Gamma: Democratizing Data Science (November 2017) - CodeMotion Milan
See also: code samples, thegamma.net and UK Government Expenditure -
Visualizing Olympic Medals with F# and Fable (January 2017) - NDC London
See also: code samples, thegamma.net and Olympic medalists visualizations -
Visualizing Olympic Medals with F# and Fable (October 2016) - Chicago F# meetup
See also: source code and visualizations at The Gamma -
Understanding the World with F# (September 2015) - DevDay Krakow
See also: CO2 emission article used throughout the talk
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The Gamma & Histogram: Towards dot-driven data exploration (November 2020) - IFIP 2.16, Nice
See also: Histogram interactive essay, thegamma.org and thegamma demos -
Histogram: You have to know the past to understand the present (October 2019) - LIVE, Athens
See also: Histogram interactive essay and motivating F# example -
Programming languages as a design problem (October 2019) - Bertinoro
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Changing how we think about programming (April 2019) - TU Darmstadt
See also: interactive coeffects essay, TheGamma playground -
Programming as human data interaction (August 2018) - University of Edinburgh
See also: source code, TheGamma playground and shorter version below. -
Programming as human data interaction (February 2018) - University of Kent
See also: Azure notebooks, TheGamma playground and Fun3D project -
Teaching old type systems new tricks with type providers (February 2018) - University of Kent
See also: Birmingham version, F# Data paper (PLDI 2016) and Dot-driven development paper (ECOOP 2017) -
Language Challenges of Targeting Multiple Runtimes (September 2017) - ManLang, Prague
See also: Source code for the demos and In the Age of Web paper -
The Gamma: Data exploration through dot-driven development (June 2017) - ECOOP, Barcelona
See also: Sample interactive articles on UK open data and the ECOOP paper -
Types from data: Making structured data first-class citizens in F# (June 2016) - PLDI, Santa Barbara
See also: code samples and F# Data library documentation -
Coeffects: Theory of context-aware programming languages (June 2015) - STTI MFF
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The origins of monadic and comonadic computations (April 2015) - Papers We Love, Prague
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The Search for Fundamental Software Engineering Principles (May 2019) - NewCrafts, Paris
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What we talk about when we talk about monads (April 2018) - Programming 2018, Nice
Earlier version: Monads are not what they seem, February 2017 (CNRS Paris) -
Salon des Refusés: Welcome to Salon des Refusés, Nice 2018
Critique of An anatomy of interaction: Co-occurrences and entanglements -
The inner life of programming concepts (February 2018) - PROGRAMme meeting, Lille
See also: HaPoC 2017 (Brno) version -
Would aliens understand lambda calculus? (November 2017) - CodeMesh, London
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Where Mathematics Comes From by Lakoff & Núñez (August 2017) - Papers We Love, London
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Miscomputation: Learning to live with errors (May 2017) - NCrafts, Paris
See also: CodeMesh 2016 (London) version, Programming 2017 (Brussels) version and HaPoC 2015 (Pisa) version -
Salon des Refusés: Welcome to Salon des Refusés, Brussels 2017
Critical commentary for Programming is Writing is Programming -
Thinking the Unthinkable (September 2016) - PPIG, Cambridge
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History and philosophy of types (February 2016) - LambdaDays Krakow
See also: Philosophy books every computer scientist should read and older version of the talk from StrangeLoop 2015 -
Paul Feyerabend's Against Method (October 2015) - Papers We Love, NYC
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F# for data science (November 2018) - Royal Mail
See: source code. -
Analyzing big time-series data in the cloud (June 2016) - NDC Oslo
See also: completed source code and sample Big Deedle data providers -
Data Science with FsLab (November 2015) - MVP Summit, Redmond
See also: completed source code and journal source code -
Functional Machine Learning with F# together with @evelinag (August 2015) - QCon Rio
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F# in Finance: Data science with FsLab (June 2015) - Citi and S&P, Toronto
See also: completed source code and journal source code -
Scalable machine learning and data science with F# (May 2015) - Microsoft, Redmond
See also: completed source code
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Crawling the Web with Async: From the grounds up! (May 2019) - BuildStuff Malaga
See: text file with slides, download all code as a single zip file. -
Observables, Events, Asynchronous Sequences and Other Wild Animals (April 2017) - F# eXchange, London
See also: completed source code -
Celebrating New Year's Eve with F# and Suave (April 2016) - F# eXchange, London
See also: completed source code and the original project -
End-to-end functional web development (March 2016) - QCon Sao Paulo, Updated
See also: completed source code -
End-to-end functional web development (June 2015) - NDC Oslo, Improved
See also: completed source code -
End-to-end functional web development (May, June 2015) - Seattle and New York F# meetups
See also: completed source code
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TypeScript for F# Zealots (April 2020) - NDC Copenhagen (virtual)
See also: wrattler.org and source code -
Designing composable functional libraries (March 2020) - LambdaDays, Krakow
See also: source code and thegamma.net demos. -
Functional-first programming with F# (March 2019) - NDC Porto
See also: source code, fun3d.net, thegamma.net and gamma playground. -
Build Your Own Excel 365 in an Hour with F# (June 2018) - NDC Oslo
See: text file with slides, download all code as a single zip file. -
Functionalist programming language design (May 2018) - ScalaDays, Berlin
See also: source code, fun3d.net, thegamma.net and gamma playground. -
Functional-First Programming with F# (December 2017) - LambdUp, Prague
See also: source code from demos -
Building stuff that works with F# (January 2016) - NDC London
See also: completed source code and slide with library list -
10 Ways of Getting Started with F# (August 2015) - QCon Rio
See also: completed source code -
Functional library design (May 2015) - NCrafts.io, Paris
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The big F# open-source love story (April 2015) - F# eXchange, London
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Literate programming with F# (March 2015) - F#unctional Londoners, London (slightly improved)
See also: source code for the talk materials -
Literate programming with F# (February 2015) - LambdaDays, Krakow
See also: source code for the talk materials
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