Re: February 20, 2013—Component Programming in D—Walter Bright - slides & video

[Paulo Pinto]

On 22.02.2013 21:22, Walter Bright wrote:

I just received this from Lloyd, who runs NWCPP:
-
Folks,

First off I would like to thank everyone who donated to our camera
drive. This month was the first session recorded using the new camera
setup and I think you will agree it is a BIG improvement. Also please
note we are still experimenting with the camera, processing software and
uploads to improve the experience, I expect this will take a couple more
sessions to pin down fully. If you happen to spot something you can see
us doing better please let us know.

To help support the improved camera we have also moved away from Vimeo
as our video host to YouTube. The free account on YouTube will allow us
to upload much higher quality video! A channel has been created on
YouTube to hold all of our videos, the channel name is “NWCPP”.

The slides and video from the NWCPP meeting this week have been posted.
They are available here:

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cX1f41Fnkc

Slides: http://nwcpp.org/static/talks/2013/ComponentProgrammingInD.pdf

Thanks,

Lloyd



Very nice talk! Thanks for making it available. :)

Paulo

Re: February 20, 2013—Component Programming in D—Walter Bright - slides & video

[dennis luehring]

Am 22.02.2013 21:22, schrieb Walter Bright:

First off I would like to thank everyone who donated to our camera drive.


but they still missing a wireless microphone for the questioners :)

good talk - but i think you should be more clear about the target of 
your presentation, its started with simple components and ranges and 
then it mutated very fast into pipeline programming (design, paradigm, 
threading, multiple in/out pipes) questions - and except that everything 
can handled by throwing an exception, the error handling in complex 
pipeline programming "can" be much harder, very doable in D - but D(it 
libs) isn't currently in a state for doing complex pipeline programming 
out "of the box" (or designed for beeing so) it think that wasn't clear 
enough through the talk

Re: February 20, 2013—Component Programming in D—Walter Bright - slides & video

[bearophile]

Walter Bright:


http://nwcpp.org/static/talks/2013/ComponentProgrammingInD.pdf


Thank you for the slides.

Regarding slide 38, in D code like this I often forget what's the 
source and the destination:


foo.copy(bar);

A "copyTo" function name is more clear for me:

foo.copyTo(bar);


Regarding slide 41 "Reducers": the reduction with a "+" is a so 
common that I think Phobos should have a sum() function (as 
Haskell, Python and several other languages have).


Bye,
bearophile

Re: February 20, 2013—Component Programming in D—Walter Bright - slides & video

[Bill Baxter]

Whoops, thought I was replying to the message from Lloyd that I saw in my
inbox earlier today.


On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Bill Baxter  wrote:

> +1!  Also might I suggest making NWCPP accounts on
> Facebook/Twitter/Google+ from which you can push out these sorts of
> announcements?
> The great thing about having the meeting announcements on those is that
> people can really easily reshare them to all their followers, thereby
> expanding the reach of the announcements.
>
> ---bb
>
>
> On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 12:22 PM, Walter Bright <
> newshou...@digitalmars.com> wrote:
>
>> I just received this from Lloyd, who runs NWCPP:
>> --**---
>> Folks,
>>
>> First off I would like to thank everyone who donated to our camera drive.
>> This month was the first session recorded using the new camera setup and I
>> think you will agree it is a BIG improvement. Also please note we are still
>> experimenting with the camera, processing software and uploads to improve
>> the experience, I expect this will take a couple more sessions to pin down
>> fully. If you happen to spot something you can see us doing better please
>> let us know.
>>
>> To help support the improved camera we have also moved away from Vimeo as
>> our video host to YouTube. The free account on YouTube will allow us to
>> upload much higher quality video! A channel has been created on YouTube to
>> hold all of our videos, the channel name is “NWCPP”.
>>
>> The slides and video from the NWCPP meeting this week have been posted.
>> They are available here:
>>
>> Video: 
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?**v=0cX1f41Fnkc
>>
>> Slides: http://nwcpp.org/static/talks/**2013/ComponentProgrammingInD.**
>> pdf 
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Lloyd
>>
>
>

Re: February 20, 2013—Component Programming in D—Walter Bright - slides & video

[Bill Baxter]

+1!  Also might I suggest making NWCPP accounts on Facebook/Twitter/Google+
from which you can push out these sorts of announcements?
The great thing about having the meeting announcements on those is that
people can really easily reshare them to all their followers, thereby
expanding the reach of the announcements.

---bb


On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 12:22 PM, Walter Bright
wrote:

> I just received this from Lloyd, who runs NWCPP:
> --**---
> Folks,
>
> First off I would like to thank everyone who donated to our camera drive.
> This month was the first session recorded using the new camera setup and I
> think you will agree it is a BIG improvement. Also please note we are still
> experimenting with the camera, processing software and uploads to improve
> the experience, I expect this will take a couple more sessions to pin down
> fully. If you happen to spot something you can see us doing better please
> let us know.
>
> To help support the improved camera we have also moved away from Vimeo as
> our video host to YouTube. The free account on YouTube will allow us to
> upload much higher quality video! A channel has been created on YouTube to
> hold all of our videos, the channel name is “NWCPP”.
>
> The slides and video from the NWCPP meeting this week have been posted.
> They are available here:
>
> Video: 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?**v=0cX1f41Fnkc
>
> Slides: 
> http://nwcpp.org/static/talks/**2013/ComponentProgrammingInD.**pdf
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lloyd
>

Re: February 20, 2013—Component Programming in D—Walter Bright - slides & video

[Walter Bright]

I just received this from Lloyd, who runs NWCPP:
-
Folks,

First off I would like to thank everyone who donated to our camera drive. This 
month was the first session recorded using the new camera setup and I think you 
will agree it is a BIG improvement. Also please note we are still experimenting 
with the camera, processing software and uploads to improve the experience, I 
expect this will take a couple more sessions to pin down fully. If you happen to 
spot something you can see us doing better please let us know.


To help support the improved camera we have also moved away from Vimeo as our 
video host to YouTube. The free account on YouTube will allow us to upload much 
higher quality video! A channel has been created on YouTube to hold all of our 
videos, the channel name is “NWCPP”.


The slides and video from the NWCPP meeting this week have been posted. They are 
available here:


Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cX1f41Fnkc

Slides: http://nwcpp.org/static/talks/2013/ComponentProgrammingInD.pdf

Thanks,

Lloyd