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FOSDEM 2020 Presentations Available Online

posted by martyb on Monday February 10 2020, @11:54AM   Printer-friendly
from the Hey!-You-better-watch-it! dept.

canopic jug writes:

The presentations from FOSDEM 2020 are online. FOSDEM is an annual, non-commercial conference for Free and Open Source software developers and takes place for two days every year in Brussels, Belgium. This year it was the first weekend in February, Saturday the 1st and Sunday the 2nd. It is organized by volunteers and aims to promote the use of free and open source software. One beneficial aspect is the many developer rooms where various projects can meet and exchange ideas, plan, discuss, and hack. Participation is free of charge.

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  • (Score: 2) by FatPhil on Tuesday February 11 2020, @02:30PM (1 child)

    by FatPhil (863) <reversethis-{if.fdsa} {ta} {tnelyos-cp}> on Tuesday February 11 2020, @02:30PM (#956837) Homepage
    Scripting, and minimal languages, are my thing currently, but I like strong typing, so I enjoyed this:

    https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/minimalistictypedlua/
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  • (Score: 2) by DannyB on Tuesday February 11 2020, @02:49PM

    by DannyB (5839) Subscriber Badge on Tuesday February 11 2020, @02:49PM (#956845) Journal

    Lua is one of those cool things.

    Long, long ago, about 2000, I made "Setup.exe" installers using a product "Setup Factory" from a Canadian company. It was scriptable in Lua. I came to appreciate it. Especially the fact that you could embed Lua into a C program. (A that time, I had done C/C++ for a few years in the late 1990s, but found it not exactly to my needs, and some of the then C++ compilers less than "stable".) So I appreciated, in principle, the way Lua could be embedded, like GNU Guile.

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