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[[Jsoftware]] has held several irregularly scheduled conferences for the [[J]] community as well as APL and [[K]] programmers. | [[Jsoftware]] has held several irregularly scheduled conferences for the [[J]] community as well as APL and [[K]] programmers. | ||
== J User Conference 1996 == | |||
Iverson Software, Inc.'s first conference was held at the [[wikipedia:University of Toronto|University of Toronto]], June 24–25th, 1996, with an attendance of 123.<ref>[[Roger Hui|Hui, Roger]]. [http://keiapl.org/rhui/remember.htm "Remembering Ken Iverson"]. 2004-11.</ref> Papers were published in the J User Conference Proceedings.<ref>[[Jsoftware|Iverson Software Inc.]] ''J User Conference Proceedings''. 1996-06-24.</ref> The following papers are available on Jsoftware's website: | |||
* [[Ken Iverson]]: [https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Essays/The_Essentials_of_J The Essentials of J] | |||
* John Baker: [https://www.jsoftware.com/papers/baker.htm Little JOBS and Big JOBS] | |||
* Duncan Pearson & Adrian Smith: [https://www.jsoftware.com/papers/causeway.htm Using J with OLE2 to Build Configuration Software for SAP AG] | |||
* [[Joey Tuttle]]: [https://www.jsoftware.com/papers/tuttle.htm Data Rummaging with J] | |||
== J2000 == | == J2000 == | ||
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|Simon Garland || same difference | |Simon Garland || same difference | ||
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|[[Arthur Whitney]] || kOS | |[[Arthur Whitney]] || [[kOS]] | ||
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|[[Henry Rich]] || Teaching J to High School Students | |[[Henry Rich]] || Teaching J to High School Students | ||
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|Catherine Lathwell || APL Array Programming Language Family Documentary | |Catherine Lathwell || APL Array Programming Language Family Documentary | ||
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|Joey Tuttle | |[[Joey Tuttle]] || Memories and Musings of J | ||
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|[[Marshall Lochbaum]] || [https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Community/Conference2012/Talks/ImageProcessing Image processing in J] | |[[Marshall Lochbaum]] || [https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Community/Conference2012/Talks/ImageProcessing Image processing in J] | ||
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|Cliff Reiter || The story of Fractals, Visualization and J | |Cliff Reiter || The story of Fractals, Visualization and J | ||
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|John Randall || [http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~randall/topapp1.pdf Topological Approximations from Point Clouds] | |John Randall || [https://web.archive.org/web/20150908212351/http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~randall/topapp1.pdf Topological Approximations from Point Clouds] | ||
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|J. Patrick Harrington || [http://www.astro.umd.edu/~jph/J_Conference_Talk.pdf Prototyping Problems in Astrophysics with J] | |J. Patrick Harrington || [http://www.astro.umd.edu/~jph/J_Conference_Talk.pdf Prototyping Problems in Astrophysics with J] | ||
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|Simon Garland || Keep a Benchmark in your Rucksack | |Simon Garland || Keep a Benchmark in your Rucksack | ||
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|Joey Tuttle | |[[Joey Tuttle]] || 25 years walking with J | ||
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|Tracy Harms || Speaking of J | |Tracy Harms || Speaking of J | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
{{APL community}} | {{APL community}}[[Category:Conferences]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 15 April 2024
Jsoftware has held several irregularly scheduled conferences for the J community as well as APL and K programmers.
J User Conference 1996
Iverson Software, Inc.'s first conference was held at the University of Toronto, June 24–25th, 1996, with an attendance of 123.[1] Papers were published in the J User Conference Proceedings.[2] The following papers are available on Jsoftware's website:
- Ken Iverson: The Essentials of J
- John Baker: Little JOBS and Big JOBS
- Duncan Pearson & Adrian Smith: Using J with OLE2 to Build Configuration Software for SAP AG
- Joey Tuttle: Data Rummaging with J
J2000
J2000 was held in Toronto, October 4–6th 2000.[3]
J2001
J2001 was held in New York City, October 18–19 2001.[4]
Jsoftware Conference 2012
The 2012 Jsoftware conference (website) was held in Toronto, July 23–24th 2012.
| Presenter | Presentation |
|---|---|
| Jsoftware team | Opening session |
| Chris Burke | J7 Overview and J iPhone / iPad |
| Michael Dykman | Android J - Native Build from GPL Source |
| Eric Iverson | JD (JDB+) announcement |
| Roger Hui | J GPL Source Overview |
| Simon Garland | same difference |
| Arthur Whitney | kOS |
| Henry Rich | Teaching J to High School Students |
| Thomas Costigliola | GPU Programming with J and OpenCL |
| Pepe Quintana | Tacit Programming in Action: A Decade of Experience |
| Anssi Seppälä | J in power market applications |
| Christoph von Basum | Interactive JDB - Analyzing Software Quality Metrics |
| David Leibs | Escaping from a Groove |
| Catherine Lathwell | APL Array Programming Language Family Documentary |
| Joey Tuttle | Memories and Musings of J |
| Marshall Lochbaum | Image processing in J |
| Devon McCormick | Parallel Simulation in J |
| John Baker | Writing Portable J Addons |
| Morten Kromberg | Exciting Times for APL (pdf) |
| Gitte Christensen | The Business of APL |
| John Scholes | Dyalog Adoption of J Ideas |
| Bob Bernecky | Compiled J |
| Cliff Reiter | The story of Fractals, Visualization and J |
| John Randall | Topological Approximations from Point Clouds |
| J. Patrick Harrington | Prototyping Problems in Astrophysics with J |
| Ric Sherlock | Documenting J Scripts (pdf) |
| Dave Thomas | Arrays for the Rest of Us |
| Jsoftware team | Closing comments |
Jsoftware Conference 2014
The 2014 Jsoftware conference (website) was held in Toronto, July 24–25th 2014.
| Presenter | Presentation |
|---|---|
| Jsoftware team | Opening session |
| Chris Burke | J802 and Jqt overview |
| Robert Therriault | Jsoftware.com: An Ecology of Learning? |
| Morten Kromberg and Jay Foad | Dyalog for Array Language Programmers |
| Eric Iverson | JHS and Jd |
| David Leibs | Blocks |
| Dave Thomas | |
| Arthur Whitney | kOS |
| Anssi Seppälä | Developing Perfect Energy Data Management with J |
| J. Patrick Harrington | Does J have a Place in Scientific Computing? |
| Christoph von Bassum | J in Application Programming |
| Stephen Taylor | Software Aesthetics |
| Simon Garland | Keep a Benchmark in your Rucksack |
| Joey Tuttle | 25 years walking with J |
| Tracy Harms | Speaking of J |
| John Baker | JD Bitcoin Blockchain Spelunking |
| Chris Burke | kdb+ introduction |
| Raul Miller | J Observations |
| Morten Kromberg | Raspberry APL Pies |
| Ken Lettow | Jd at !ThomasNet |
| Thomas Costigliola | Experimenting with Concurrency in the J Interpreter |
| Devon McCormick | Array Thinking |
| Cliff Reiter | J in the Mathematics Classroom |
| Marshall Lochbaum | Using Data as Code |
| Jordan Tirrell | Enumerative Combinatorics - Multivariate Power Series |
| Michael Feathers | Ruby and J |
| Roger Hui | Index Of, A 30 Year Quest |
| Jsoftware team | Closing session |
References
- ↑ Hui, Roger. "Remembering Ken Iverson". 2004-11.
- ↑ Iverson Software Inc. J User Conference Proceedings. 1996-06-24.
- ↑ Faust, Anne. J2000 User Conference. J forums.
- ↑ Faust, Anne. J 2001 User Conference. J forums.
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