FUN OCaml

BERLIN
September 16 & 17, 2024
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PROGRAM

Image: © Steve Bergmann

Fun OCaml 2024 is a 2 days open source hacking event dedicated to OCaml enthusiasts and professionals around the globe!

Let's get together for an exhilarating event packed with creativity, innovation, and learning:

  • Collaborate on open source projects
  • Learn through workshops, talks, and hands-on session,
  • Connect with fellow OCaml developers
  • Celebrate the impact and potential of OCaml for solving real-world problems.

Talks are live-streamed and will appear on watch.ocaml.org and YouTube after the event.

Propose a Talk or Workshop

Submit your Proposal

DAY 1

September 16 - 9:00-24:00
  • Keynote
  • Talks
  • Open until Midnight for Socializing and Hacking!

DAY 2

September 17 - 9:00-22:00
  • Talks
  • Workshops
  • Hacking: Contribute to OCaml projects and understand their internals

SESSIONS

  • Building reliable actor systems with OCaml and Riot

    Leandro Ostera

    Workshop

  • Web and mobile app development in OCaml

    Vincent Balat

    Workshop

  • Gamelle : 2D games in OCaml

    Emile Trotignon

    Workshop

  • Using bindings and the select dune stanza to create multiplatform project

    Paul-Elliot Anglès d'Auriac

    Workshop

  • Concurrency and Parallelism in OCaml

    Vesa Karvonen, Arthur Wendling, Carine Morel

    Workshop

  • The story behind the fastest image comparison library in the world written in OCaml

    Dmitriy Kovalenko

    Talk

  • The Dune Mental Model

    Etienne Millon

    Talk

  • Learning OCaml with Tiny Code Xmas

    Michael Dales

    Talk

  • A 'Melange' of Tooling Coming Together

    Antonio Monteiro

    Talk

  • MirageOS - developing operating systems in OCaml

    Hannes Mehnert

    Talk

  • OCANNL, the `neural_nets_lib`. Mysteries of NNs training unveiled in OCaml

    Lukasz Stafiniak

    Talk

  • Universal React in OCaml

    David Sancho Moreno

    Talk

  • Maybe OCaml Was the Friends We Made Along the Way; A Journey of Growth in Software Engineering

    Dillon Mulroy

    Talk

  • Let Signals in OCaml

    Rizo Isrof

    Talk

  • How the Multicore Garbage Collector works

    Sudha

    Talk

  • Using odoc to write documentation

    Paul-Elliot Anglès d'Auriac

    Talk

  • Building Incremental and Reproducible Data Pipelines for Tackling Climate Change

    Patrick Ferris, Michael Dales

    Talk

  • Type engineering in OCaml, illustrated on the OCaml compiler

    Florian Angeletti

    Talk

SCHEDULE

TBD

VENUE

Space Shack Coworking
Akazienstr. 3a, 10823 Berlin
Image: © Julius Worel

SPONSORS

TBA

ORGANIZERS & VOLUNTEERS

Want to help? Contact any of the organizers!

Sabine Schmaltz
Tarides
David Sancho Moreno
ahrefs
Dmitriy Kovalenko
Rizo Isrof
Tarides
Jules Aguillon
Tarides