Onward! 2017- Proceedings of the 2017 ACM SIGPLAN International Symposium on New Ideas, New Paradigms, and Reflections on Programming and Software

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SESSION: Language Design

Can we crowdsource language design?

• Preston Tunnell Wilson
• Justin Pombrio
• Shriram Krishnamurthi

Assessing user preferences in programming language design

• Roger D. Chamberlain

Replacing phrase structure grammar with dependency grammar in the design and implementation of programming languages

• Friedrich Steimann

SESSION: Program Generation and Synthesis

Generating chat bots from web API specifications

• Mandana Vaziri
• Louis Mandel
• Avraham Shinnar
• Jérôme Siméon
• Martin Hirzel

ChimpCheck: property-based randomized test generation for interactive apps

• Edmund S. L. Lam
• Peilun Zhang
• Bor-Yuh Evan Chang

Unbounded superoptimization

• Abhinav Jangda
• Greta Yorsh

SESSION: Programming Models

The serverless trilemma: function composition for serverless computing

• Ioana Baldini
• Perry Cheng
• Stephen J. Fink
• Nick Mitchell
• Vinod Muthusamy
• Rodric Rabbah
• Philippe Suter
• Olivier Tardieu

Encoding the building blocks of communication

• Aleksandar Prokopec

I??????: a calculus for internet of things automation

• Julie L. Newcomb
• Satish Chandra
• Jean-Baptiste Jeannin
• Cole Schlesinger
• Manu Sridharan

SESSION: Usability and Performance

Error messages are classifiers: a process to design and evaluate error messages

• John Wrenn
• Shriram Krishnamurthi

You can have it all: abstraction and good cache performance

• Juliana Franco
• Martin Hagelin
• Tobias Wrigstad
• Sophia Drossopoulou
• Susan Eisenbach

Garbology: a study of how Java objects die

• Raoul L. Veroy
• Samuel Z. Guyer

SESSION: New Languages

Infra: structure all the way down: structured data as a visual programming language

• Christopher Hall
• Trevor Standley
• Tobias Hollerer

Selfie and the basics

• Christoph M. Kirsch

Systems level liveness with extempore

• Andrew Sorensen
• Henry Gardner

SESSION: Essays

Some were meant for C: the endurance of an unmanageable language

• Stephen Kell

Concept analysis in programming language research: done well it is all right

• Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho

SESSION: Panel

How can our publication models best serve our research? (panel)

• Robert Biddle