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Code Mesh LDN joins Code Sync family of conferences.

As from 2018, Code Mesh LDN joins a family of tech conferences called Code Sync and will continue promoting non-mainstream technologies globally.
Tickets for 2018 are on sale here.
The Code Mesh LDN talk line-up can be viewed here.
Tutorials can be viewed here
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Matt Might

Keynote: Winning the War on Error: Solving the Halting Problem and Curing Cancer
Inaugural Director of the Hugh Kaul Personalized Medicine Institute

Margo Seltzer

user@example.com
Research in Systems, Construed Broadly

David Turner

Keynote: Some History of Functional Programming Languages
Designer of SASL, KRC and Miranda

Guy L. Steele

Keynote - A Cobbler’s Child
The Great Quux

Nada Amin

Collapsing Towers of Interpreters
Lecturer at the University of Cambridge

Peter Van Roy

Building Robust Systems with Weakly Interacting Feedback Structures
Professor at UCL and Coordinator of LightKone

Peer Stritzinger

Robotics and Sensors Using Erlang on Embedded Systems with GRiSP
Founding Owner and Managing Director of Peer Stritzinger GmbH

Phil Hayes

Colossus - The First Electronic Computer
Chief Colossus Engineer

Tomas Petricek

Would Aliens Understand Lambda Calculus?
Not Just a Computer Scientist

Fred Hebert

Everything is Terrible
Erlang & Distributed Systems Enthusiast

Sophia Drossopoulou

Pony for Safe, Fast, Concurrent Programs
Pony: actors, types, safety, speed - Professor Imperial College London

Jonas Winje

Infinite Lambda Calculus
Developer at Computas

Einar Høst

Infinite Lambda Calculus
Computer at NRK

Benjamin Samuel Koren

Developing the Sound Diffusive Acoustic Panels of the Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall Hamburg
Computational Geometry & Digital Fabrication in Art & Architecture

Susanna Wong

From Code to Construction: How to Utilize Scripting to Design Optimized Architectural Designs
Generating Facade & Architectural Designs with Scripting & Mathematics

Anne Currie

Distributed systems: What can go wrong will go wrong
Chief Strategist, Container Solutions

Stian Veum Møllersen

Revisiting Concatenative Languages with Creative Programming
Web Developer & Stack Wrangler

Jamie Allen

Beyond Eventual Consistency (FaunaDB, Calvin)
Author of Effective Akka - Starbucks

Daniel Spiewak

The Making of an IO (monads)
Think thoughts and write code

Mariko Kosaka

Influence of Type(setting) in Programming
Knitting some Javascript at Scripto

Alvaro Videla

Metaphors We Compute By
Writer of Words

Erik Stenman

BEAM: What makes Erlang Beam?
Erlang programmer

Justin Cormack

Immmutability and state: making a functional OS
Engineer at Docker

Simon Marlow

Haxl: A Big Hammer for Concurrency
Software Engineer at Facebook

Andrew Stone

Building Actor Systems in Rust: Techniques and Tradeoffs
Distributed Systems Connoisseur @ VMware

Oskar Wickstrom

Finite-state machines? Your compiler wants in!
Haskeller at Mpowered

Michael Sperber

Concurrent ML: The One That Got Away
Functional Polyglot, C*O

Daniela Sfregola

A Pragmatic Introduction to Category Theory
Magic with computers and open source

Sam Aaron

Workshop: Distributed Live Coding with Sonic Pi
Creator of @Sonic_Pi, Live Coding Musician

Joe Armstrong

Workshop: Thinking Concurrently
Co-Inventor of Erlang


November 7, 2017


November 8, 2017

Tap on hour to see the talks

08:00 - 09:00

Registration

09:00 - 09:10 - Room 1

Welcome to Code Mesh

10:10 - 10:30

Tea and Coffee Break

12:05 - 13:35

Lunch

15:10 - 15:30

Tea and Coffee Break

18:00 - 20:00

Conference Party


November 9, 2017

Tap on hour to see the talks

08:30 - 09:00

Registration

09:00 - 09:10

Welcome to Day 2

10:10 - 10:30

Tea and Coffee Break

12:05 - 13:35

Lunch

15:10 - 15:30

Tea and Coffee Break

17:20 - 17:30

Closing Remarks

17:30 - 18:30

Leaving Drinks

Platinum Sponsors

Gambit Research

Gold Sponsors

Erlang Solutions

Silver Sponsors

BEKKPeer Stritzinger GmbHuser@example.com

Media Sponsors

F6SFunctional GeekeryInfoQLambda LadiesLondon Java CommunityMIT PressThe Guardian

Conference (8-9 Nov): ILEC Conference Centre / Ibis Earls Court

47 Lillie Road, London, SW6 1UD

Situated a few minutes walk from Earls Court and Olympia Exhibition Centre, ILEC Conference Centre is a perfect base for business travellers. Its close proximity to the shopper’s paradise of Kensington and Knightsbridge and the stylish cafes and boutique of Chelsea also makes it a great place for leisure visitors to stay. The closest tube station, located within a 3-min walk, is West Brompton, served by the District line and London Overground.

Driving

ILEC is a quarter of a mile (400m) from the A4, providing easy access to the M4, M5 and M40.

Airport transfer times

Heathrow (LHR): 21 km

Approximately 30 minutes in light traffic. You can also reach the airport directly by London Underground, on the Piccadilly line.

Gatwick (LGW): 45 Km

Approximately an hour in light traffic. It is 40 minutes by train from West Brompton station. Direct shuttle available with Easy Bus.

London City (LCY): 21 km

Approximately 45 minutes in light traffic.

Public transport: London Underground

West Brompton and Earls Court stations are both within walking distance giving easy access to all central district of London and Heathrow Airport. 

 

 

 

 

We are pleased to announce that Code Mesh is implementing another Scholarship Programme. The goal of the programme is to increase diversity of attendees and offer support to those in the tech community who would not otherwise be able to attend the conference.

Selection: A committee will review applications on individual basis. All committee members will sign a confidentiality agreement to protect the anonymity of applicants. We will do our best to meet as many applications as possible.

Award: Applicants will receive a conference registration ticket for 8-9 November. 

Notification: All applicants will be notified via email with conference registration details.

Application: The 2017 scholarship application process is closed! The deadline for applications was 20 October 2017, midday BST. Thank you for all the applications and donations! 

All application information will be kept confidential. Recipients will be notified on a rolling basis, no later than 27 October 2017.

All conference and event attendees are expected to adhere to our Code of Conduct. 

If you have any questions, please contact info@codemesh.io.

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