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050 miniKanren With William Byrd

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A programming language that doesn’t change the way you think about programming isn’t worth learning — Alan Kay

MiniKanren is a relational programming language that has been used for both research and in industry. Find out how it was created and how it can be used to to do useful work in your programs.

Panel

  • William Byrd (@webyrd)
  • Robert Virding ()
  • Kevin Hammond ()
  • Zachary Kessin ()

Confrences

Links

  • The Reasoned Schemer
  • miniKanren
  • core.logic
  • ExKanren
  • ErlKanren
  • erlog
  • 7 More Languages in 7 Weeks
  • Prolog Episode of Mostly Erlang
  • Curry-Howard Isomerism
  • The Type Theory Podcast
  • Will’s PhD Dissertation

Language Picks

  • Language with Come From & While Don’t (Kevin)
  • Concurrency and Parallelism (Robert)
  • Forth & Factor (Will)
  • Term Re-writing Systems (Will)
  • PLT-Redex
  • http://r-project.org R (Zach)
  • awk

015 Languages With Robert Virding

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Robert Virding was part of the team that first created Erlang at Ericson. Today he works for Erlang Solutions and in his spare time likes to implement other languages to run on the Erlang VM. So far he has created implementations of Prolog, Lisp and Lua that can run in the Erlang VM. We will talk about that and more.

Panel

  • Robert Virding ()
  • Fred Hebert ()
  • Bryan Hunter ()
  • Zach Kessin ()

Links

Announcements

Picks