We are glad to announce that Thomas Wuerthinger from Oracle Labs will be teaching about Truffle and Graal at the DSLDI summer school.

Happy to announce that Philip Wadler (University of Edinburgh) will teach about quoted domain-specific languages.

Happy to announce that Matthew Flatt (University of Utah) will talk about the DSL ecosystem in Racket.

Thrilled to announce that Eelco Visser (TU Delft) will teach about implementing external DSLs.

And the last speaker is in: Ryan R. Newton (Ryan Newton) from Indiana University will be teaching about DSL embedding in Haskell.

Today is the last day to apply for the summer school. Registration ends at 11:59 PM AoE.

We greatly thank Oracle Labs for sponsoring the DSLDI Summer School apero.

Philip Wadler: Theory is your cuddly friend #dsldiss

Matthew Flatt gives a (hands-on (hands-on tutorial)) on #racket at #dsldiss:

Stroll around the EPFL campus after great two days at DSLDISS

Enjoying to watch how Ryan Newton clearly explains basic #haskell and the #accelerate framework frontend to backend:

Thomas Wuerthinger shows how JavaScript running with Truffle can be faster than Java.

Friday morning after the banquet and the room is still full.

Awe-inspiring presentation by Markus Püschel and Georg Ofenbeck on Spiral.

Kunle Olukotun and Kevin Brown walk us through heterogeneous computing with Delite.

Update: Heather has successfully defended her thesis. Heather Miller