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Mon 16 Jul 2018 16:45 - 17:25 at Matterhorn I - Track 1

Transducers – composable algorithmic transformation decoupled from input or output sources – are Clojure’s take on data transformation. In this talk we will look at what makes a transducer; push their composability to the limit chasing the panacea of building complex single-pass transformations out of reusable components (eg. calculating a bunch of descriptive statistics like sum, sum of squares, mean, variance, … in a single pass without resorting to a spaghetti ball fold); explore how the fact they are decoupled from input and output traversal opens up some interesting possibilities as they can be made to work in both online and batch settings; all drawing from practical examples of using Clojure to analize “awkward-size” data.

Mon 16 Jul

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15:55 - 17:25
15:55
40m
Talk
Spoofax: Live Programming Language Design
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Eelco Visser Delft University of Technology
16:45
40m
Talk
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Simon Belak Metabase