As a member of the Program Committee for Haskell eXchange, I forward our Call
for Participation, below. You can also find it at
https://skillsmatter.com/conferences/13135-haskell-exchange-2020#get_involved.
Deadline for talk submissions: next Thursday, Oct 15.
Note that while the CfP mentions a few topic areas we want to make sure to
cover, other talks are very welcome. I hope you submit something!
Thanks,
Richard
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The Haskell eXchange Call for Participation is now open! We actively encourage
submissions on the following topics:
• Optimization and Performance
• Integration of Haskell on the browser
• Tooling and tool suites
• Failure and success case studies from different domains
Are you new to Haskell? You've got a unique point-of-view and we want to hear
it. New voices will strengthen the Haskell community and help it grow. We
strongly encourage new users and first-time speakers to submit a proposal and
are very excited to read proposals featuring your fresh perspective.
Submit a Talk here:
https://skillsmatter.com/talk_wizard/talks/new?conference_id=13135
Submissions should be for one of the following session types (time for Q&A is
included in the session lengths):
• 45 minute talk
• 15 minute lightning talk
Proposals must be submitted to Skills Matter by 23:59 UTC on 15 October 2020 in
order to be considered by the conference’s programme committee. As this is a
virtual event, priority consideration will be given to presentations that
promise a socially-interactive format. Academic treatments will be considered,
but priority will be given to industry-related Haskell topics. Case studies
encouraged.
If you have an idea for an interactive format, but have technical concerns,
questions or would like guidance, please contact us at
conferen...@skillsmatter.com. We'll be happy to offer technical support.
Talks will be selected by Skills Matter and the Haskell eXchange Programme
Committee on the basis of making the conference a varied and valuable event.
Submission is open to anyone. First time speakers and speakers from
traditionally under-represented communities are especially encouraged to apply.
Chosen speakers will receive two free tickets to the conference: one for the
speaker and one for a guest of their choosing.
Please familiarise yourself with our Code of Conduct before submitting. You can
find it at https://skillsmatter.com/go/code-of-conduct.
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