Dynamic Language Symposium

Dynamic Languages Symposium (DLS) is a place for researchers and practitioners to share results and experience on all aspects of dynamic languages. 👩‍💻👩‍🔬👨‍🔬👨‍💻

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This year's DLS Most Notable Paper award goes to:

SqueakJS: A Modern and Practical Smalltalk that Runs in Any Browser

by @codefrau, Dan Ingalls, @timfelgentreff, @krono, and Robert Hirschfeld.

Congratulations to the authors!

Read the paper here: https://t.co/1j35xMvLmE

[MPLR @MPLR_Conf]

You may have already noticed, we extended our deadline to June 24th. This better aligns with some other notification dates.

And gives you two more weeks to submit your work on language implementations, VMs, compilers, interpreters, and tooling!

https://t.co/gCVFVVLBHe

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The paper can be found on the author's page: https://t.co/7w7ViEbmnI

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This year's DLS Most Notable Paper award goes to:

Compiling for Multi-language Task Migration
by Marc Feeley

This paper is motivated by the challenges of implementing continuations for an uncooperative environment, and worth a read!

Congratulations to the author!

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[Maxime Chevalier @Love2Code]

An invited talk I gave at DLS 2023: Are we Heading Towards a Dynamic Language Winter?https://t.co/e6aJYsqwGT

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This year's DLS Most Notable Paper award goes to:

SqueakJS: A Modern and Practical Smalltalk that Runs in Any Browser

by @codefrau, Dan Ingalls, @timfelgentreff, @krono, and Robert Hirschfeld.

Congratulations to the authors!

Read the paper here: https://t.co/1j35xMvLmE

[Vanessa Freudenberg @codefrau]

@dynlangsym @timfelgentreff @krono Thank you! And congrats to my co-authors. It’s been an incredible 10 years.

Check out @SqueakJS for things people built with SqueakJS, and try it at https://t.co/KCOirgeX86

[Johan Fabry @johanfabry]

Look! We made a thing 10 years ago and turns out that some people actually like it ! :-)

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This year's DLS Most Notable Paper award goes to:

Cast Insertion Strategies for Gradually-Typed Objects
by Esteban Allende, @johanfabry, @etanter

Congratulations to the authors!

Read the paper here: https://t.co/Y3WURTZ68g

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Next up:

The Bright Future of Debuggers: Challenges and Opportunities

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Programming Languages for AI Programing Agents

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Language Runtimes for the New Cloud Era

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Keeping the asm in Wasm – Running high-level languages on a low-level VM

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JITs are Nice, but Why Aren’t We Using Them?

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Next up:

Prof. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Dynamic Languages

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Next up: Are we Heading Towards a Dynamic Language Winter?

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Next up:

All Languages are Dynamic

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Next up:

Going Static, Gradually: Semantic Soundness and Telling the Truth at Scale

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Next up:

The importance of facing outwards: why dynamic languages can and should address the world

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We are starting this year's DLS with our first talk:

Is Polyglot Programming Really a Thing?