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  1. 0xdata Big Data
  2. 2008 Jython
  3. 2008 LightningTalks
  4. 2008 Main Page
  5. 2008 Presentations
  6. 2009 Main Page
  7. 2010 Main Page
  8. 2011 Keynote
  9. 2011 Main Page
  10. 2012 Main Page
  11. 7 Features the JVM Should Steal From the CLR
  12. ASM
  13. A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed: Kotlin and Java
  14. Anti-Optimizations
  15. Arrays 2.0 64
  16. Assembling for the JVM
  17. Async .NET
  18. BehindLINQ
  19. Better Ruby
  20. Blame Tracking
  21. Blogs
  22. Building a Dynamic Language on the JVM
  23. BytecodesForFastJVMs
  24. Chronon - Time Travelling Debugger
  25. Clojure
  26. Clojure Deep Dive -W-
  27. Clojure Keynote
  28. Closing over Variables
  29. Comments
  30. Continuations in Servers
  31. Coroutines for the Java Platform
  32. DaVinciMachine
  33. Da Vinci Machine
  34. Datomic
  35. Digital Performance
  36. DinnerAtPiatti
  37. Dynalink
  38. DynamicLanguageMOP
  39. Efficient compilation of Lambdas using MethodHandles and JRockit
  40. Embedding Fortress Types and Dispatch in the JVM
  41. Engineering Fine-Grained Parallelism in Java
  42. Erjang - A JVM-based Erlang VM
  43. Exploring Dynamism
  44. Exploring Dynamism - Randal
  45. Extension methods
  46. Faking closures on the JVM isn't as simple as it looks
  47. Fan
  48. Fortress
  49. Fortress 2011
  50. FundamentalistFP
  51. Gathering the threads: JVM Futures
  52. GoslingKeynote
  53. Graal
  54. Graal (2012)
  55. Graal Compiler IR
  56. Groovy
  57. Groovy Performance
  58. Hotspot
  59. Hotswap
  60. Improvements in Groovy performance
  61. Improvements in OpenJDK useful for JVM languages
  62. Interface injection
  63. Introduction to Gosu
  64. Invokedynamic+Jython
  65. Invokedynamic Deep Dive -W-
  66. Invokedynamic Jython
  67. Invokedynamic Performance for Groovy
  68. Ioke Folding Language
  69. JDK7 and Beyond
  70. JLS 10
  71. JRuby
  72. JSR292Backport
  73. JSR 292 Backport Deep Dive
  74. JVMClosures
  75. JVMMultipleDispatch
  76. JVM Continuations
  77. JVM Performance
  78. JVM System Programming Language
  79. Jaba Batches
  80. Jatha
  81. JavaFXOnJavac
  82. JavaFX Binding
  83. Java Collections Framework Design
  84. Java SE
  85. Jvmtracejit
  86. Jython
  87. KawaToolkits
  88. Kawa and gnu.bytecode update
  89. Kotlin
  90. LINQ: Language Features for concurrency (among other things)
  91. Lambda Bytecode
  92. Lambda Expressions in Java
  93. Lambda Forms: IR for Method Handles
  94. LightningTalks
  95. Logistics
  96. MOP and Invokedynamic
  97. Main Page
  98. MaxineVM
  99. MethodHandle Impl
  100. MethodHandle Introspection: Internals
  101. MethodHandles: an IBM implementation
  102. Method Handles
  103. MindTheSemanticGap
  104. Mixed language project compilation in Eclipse: Java and Groovy
  105. MotionsToContinue
  106. Multi-language JDI? You're Joking, Right?
  107. Multi-tenancy Programming Models
  108. NET Reactive Framework
  109. Nashorn
  110. NetREXX
  111. Noop Language -W-
  112. OpenSpaces
  113. PHP
  114. PHP.reboot: a post JSR292 dynamic language
  115. ParrotVM
  116. Parsers in Java
  117. Patterns for Staged Compilation in Java
  118. Performance Anxiety
  119. Photos
  120. Porting Smalltalk
  121. Presentations
  122. Project Alchemy: Rebooting a Dynamic Image-based Language with a Large C Runtime
  123. Project Fortress compiler implementation status
  124. PythonGradualTyping
  125. RTalk: a Smalltalk 'Live' Environment Built on the JVM
  126. Raw Information
  127. Register Allocation on SSA form for Java Just-in-Time Compilation
  128. Rémi Forax (JDart)
  129. ScalaOptimization
  130. Scala Basics
  131. Scala IDE
  132. Scalify
  133. Shared JVM Infrastructure
  134. Static Dynamic Types
  135. Symmetric multilanguage VM architecture
  136. TalkTemplate
  137. The Maxine Inspector: a Specialized Tool for VM Development
  138. The Mesh Language
  139. The Thorn Programming Language: Robust Distributed Scripting on the JVM
  140. Trace-based JIT
  141. Trending Toward the Middle: The Best of Static and Dynamic
  142. Truffle: A Self-Optimizing Runtime System
  143. Truffle Workshop
  144. Videos
  145. Virgil on the JVM
  146. What Kotlin Doesn’t Do and Why
  147. What the JVM needs
  148. Why Interface Injection
  149. Why Tailcalls
  150. Why Tailcalls (GLS)
  151. Working with invokedynamic

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