Group: Guix/FOSDEM2019

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This page is for tracking anything related with the 2019 GNU Guix/Guile conference and hackathon on Jan. 31st and Feb. 1st—right before FOSDEM2019 and the minimalistic language devroom.

GNU Guix Days

Logo of the Guix Days

Annual GNU Guix (un)conference. This event is a FOSDEM 2019 fringe event.

Why?

GNU Guix is growing rapidly and has gone from a software packaging system to a full tool stack aimed at reproducible software deployment and development. GNU Guix is a toolkit that allows developers to integrate reproducible software deployment into their applications—as opposed to leaving it up to the user. GNU Guix is based on the GNU Guile programming language which makes it a very versatile and hackable (in the good sense) environment.

When?

TH 31st of January and FR 1st of February, 2019. The two days before FOSDEM.

Where?

Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICAB) Rue Amedee Lynen 8 1210 Brussels (map), Belgium.

Programme

We will have some talks in the morning and hacking and discussions the rest of the day. Two days of GNU Guix bliss.

The event will target an audience of Guix developers and users.

Proposed topics for (sub) group discussions are:

  1. GNU Guix road map
  2. GNU Guix online documentation
  3. Mes and bootstrapping
  4. Reproducibility project
  5. Alternative target architectures (ARM etc.)
  6. Developing work flows (GNU Guix and GNU Workflow Language)
  7. Support for D in GNU Guix
  8. Demonstration and explanation of The Perfect Setup (Emacs, Geiser, Magit)
  9. Demonstration and live-hacking of Next browser + introduction to the code base
  10. Better build systems for JVM languages in GNU Guix (support maven, sbt, gradle, ...)
  11. your topic?

Code of conduct

Be aware that attendees implicitely abide by the code of conduct as stated by FOSDEM.

How to register?

Add your name here and/or send a message to Manolis <manolis837@gmail.com> or Pjotr <pjotr.public12@thebird.nl>. Please email us if you would need on-site childcare to be able to attend.

Note: there is a maximum of 40 participants.

Attendees

  1. Ludovic Courtès
  2. Jonathan Brielmaier
  3. Tobias (nckx) Geerinckx-Rice
  4. Julien Lepiller
  5. Chris Webber
  6. Ricardo Wurmus
  7. Pjotr Prins
  8. Manolis Ragkousis
  9. Alex Sassmannshausen
  10. Andy Wingo
  11. Christopher Baines
  12. Gábor Boskovits
  13. Clément Lassieur
  14. Mathieu Othacehe
  15. Pierre Neidhardt
  16. Björn Höfling
  17. Leo Famulari
  18. Jan (janneke) Nieuwenhuizen
  19. Efraim Flashner
  20. Danny Milosavljevic
  21. Mark Meyer
  22. Tobias "Tomoko" Platen
  23. (Marco van Hulten—arriving afternoon of 2nd day)
  24. Laura Lazzati
  25. Mike Gran
  26. Chris Marusich
  27. Jelle Licht
  28. Andreas Enge
  29. Simon Tournier
  30. Amirouche Boubekki
  31. Danny Milosavljevic
  32. Andy Patterson

(add your name above this line)

Costs

Attendance is free. We will ask a voluntary contribution for consumptions.

Sponsors


Please contact us if you would like to sponsor the event.

Proposed talks for the “Minimalistic Languages” track @ FOSDEM 2019

On Saturday 2nd Feb. 2019 Pjotr, Manolis and others are organising a devroom at FOSDEM on "Minimalistic Languages", see programme. There will be a range of great talks and we hope to see you there too!

Below are some talks that may be presented on any of the three days:

- Scheme for interactive fiction: can Guile be as simple as Twine? - Mike Gran

- A Guiler's Year of Racket - Christopher Lemmer Webber

- A Picture Language for Guile - Ricardo Wurmus

- Guile 3 - Andy

- Hacking free software with GNU Guix: A walkthrough of guix package -S, guix environment, guix build --source=... with a little hacking/enhancement of Haunt - Björn

- Porting Guix to POWER9 - Tobias Platen