The APL community and various user groups offer plenty of scheduled events and activities for both hobbyists and professionals, besides for continuously active chat rooms and forums.
Regular conferences and events
Historical conferences and events
Name |
Description
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APL Seeds |
Online annual one-day conference held by Dyalog Ltd, aimed at new and prospective users of APL
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APL conference |
Held in various international locations, once per year, with some lapses, 1969–2010
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Colloque APL |
Held in Paris on September 9th and 10th, 1971
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APL Congress 73 |
Special event held in Copenhagen on August 22–24, 1973
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IPSA conferences |
Held in Toronto by I.P. Sharp Associates, every other year, 1978–1984
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STSC conferences |
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Jsoftware conferences |
Held, mostly in Toronto, by Jsoftware for the J community as well as APL and K programmers
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APL2000 user conferences |
Held, mostly in Florida, by APL2000 for users of their APL+Win and others interested in APL
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Rencontres Dyalog APL |
Held by Dyalog Ltd and Quantys, with content in French and English, in 2002, 2006, and 2016
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APL Cultivation |
Series of 90-minute live chat lessons, every or every two-three weeks, 18 October 2017–16 May 2018, covering most aspects of basic APL programming
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APL Meetup |
10 informal weekly meetups led Rodrigo Girão Serrão, focusing on applying APL to solve practical problems
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Iverson Award |
SIGAPL's prize for significant contributions to the APL programming language or to the APL community
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Functional Geekery |
This podcast on functional programming ran a series of 3 episodes on APL and related subjects: Alex Weiner, Morten Kromberg, Anthony Cipriano
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APL Campfire |
Recurring meeting hosted by Adám Brudzewsky every fourth Sunday, focusing on the history of APL programming
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fast.ai APL study group |
Informal study sessions, initially focussing on APL and array programming, four days a week
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APL ∊ BCN meetings |
Both general meetings and historical APL paper readings
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Recreational activities
Name |
Description
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Advent of Code |
Advent calendar of small programming puzzles, popular with APL programmers
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Code golf |
Competition in which participants strive to achieve the shortest possible source code
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Kattis |
Very large collection of problems with automated checking of APL solutions
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