DHD by Sunday, April 1.* Our sponsor for the DHD,
Ordina, will use the registration to prepare the (free!) lunch and venue.
If you're coming only to UHac and not the DHD, you can register by April 19.
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/DHD_UHac/Register
See you in Utrecht!
The Organizers:
S
n Friday has moved to a "new" location. Actually, it's the same
location as on Saturday and Sunday, so that should make things easier.
See you in Utrecht!
The Organizers:
Sean Leather
Jurriën Stutterheim
Jurriaan Hage
P.S. Make sure your Monad is also a Functor.
atest new project or toy. It doesn't have to be research. It
doesn't even have to be done. Just email Sean Leather (leat...@cs.uu.nl)
with your idea, and we'll talk about it.
Also, the wiki has been updated with a lot more information since that last
announcement. We'll continue
f enthusiastic Haskell hackers from around the world. It will start
immediately following the DHD and continue to Sunday, April 22.
>>= Call for Speakers >>=
We are looking for speakers for the Dutch HUG Day. If you have something
interesting to share, please email Sean Leather (le
(Sent on behalf of Doaitse Swierstra)
Despite some last minute changes to the planning we are happy to announce
that the next Dutch functional programming day will take place on January
6, 2012, at the university campus "De Uithof" of Utrecht University.
In case you want to give a presentation pl
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Dutch HUG Day
24 April 2010
Ordina office
Niewegein, The Netherlands
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*** Please register!
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*** Email Sean Leather by 20 April!
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INTRODUCTION
To
ge of Haskell programming. You can choose
from one of the formats and topics below, or feel free to suggest something
different.
If you are interested in presenting, please send your proposal to Sean
Leather by Saturday, April 3. More details are below.
*FORMATS*
- Talks (20 min)
- Tuto
In honor of the first anniversary of the Dutch Haskell Users Group (formed
at Hac5 in Utrecht), we are planning a mini symposium to bring together
Haskell and functional programming enthusiasts in the Netherlands and
surrounding area.
*The Dutch HUG Day will be held on Saturday, 24 April.* Please
Colin Paul Adams wrote:
> > "Chris" == Chris Eidhof writes:
>
>Chris> We'll be talking about Haskell
>Chris> over drinks in The Stairway To Heaven [2]
>
> Is the choice of venue programmatically significant? :-)
>
Of course! It is one of the Houses of the Holy Haskell (H3+, or proton
orget that you can keep in touch with the
attendees via IRC on Freenode:
#haskell-hac5
All registered attendees will soon be receiving an email with more
details. Let us know if you have any questions.
Happy Hacking!
== Organizers ==
Andres Löh, Utrecht University (UU)
José Pedro Magalhãe
> I'd be more interested in a kitchen-sink "List" class. ByteString,
> ByteString.Lazy, Text, [a], and the pending Text.Lazy all support the basic
> operations of lists of a particular type. It'd be a fairly huge dictionary
> by the current API design of those however. Its just a reiteration of the
--
The research for EMGM originated with Ralf Hinze. It was extended with
work by Bruno Oliveira and Andres Löh. More details of the library
functionality were explored by Alexey Rodriguez. We are very grateful
to all of these people for the foundation on which this library was
built.
The c
Good luck and happy hacking!
== Organizers ==
Andres Löh, Utrecht University (UU)
José Pedro Magalhães, UU
Sean Leather, UU
Eelco Lempsink, UU + Tupil
Chris Eidhof, UU + Tupil
... and more ...
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nt to meet up prior to the
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Attendees wiki page or join the Hackathon IRC channel on freenode:
#haskell-hac5
== Organizers ==
Andres Löh, Utrecht University (UU)
José Pedro Magalhães, UU
Sean Leather, UU
Eelco Lempsink, UU + Tupil
. More details of the library functionality
were explored by Alexey Rodriguez. We are very grateful to all of these
people for the foundation on which this library was built.
The current authors and maintainers of EMGM are:
* Sean Leather
* José Pedro Magalhães
* Alexey Rodriguez
* Andres Löh
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by Bruno Oliveira and Andres Löh. More details of the library functionality
were explored by Alexey Rodriguez. We are very grateful to all of these
people for the foundation on which this library was built.
The current authors and maintainers of EMGM are:
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