The ACM SIGPLAN conference on Systems, Programming, Languages and Applications: Software for Humanity embraces all aspects of software construction and delivery to make it the premier conference at the intersection of programming, languages, and software engineering. SPLASH 2018 will take place in Boston from Sunday 4th to Friday 9th of November 2018.

Invited Speakers

KEYNOTE

Distributed Abstractions

Barbara Liskov

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Against The Current: What We Learned From Eve

Chris Granger

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A new modularity for software

Daniel Jackson

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Keynote at PLMW

Guy L. Steele Jr.

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Programming Language Semantics through a Pedagogic Lens

Kathi Fisler

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Beauty is the Promise of Happiness

Jenny Quillien

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Reliable Deployment at Uber Scale

Murali Krishna Ramanathan

Explicit Direct Instruction in Programming Education

Felienne Hermans

Tangible Abstraction

Sean McDirmid

Oh, the compilers you will build!

Mark Stoodley

Rust: Reach Further

Nicholas Matsakis

Two Decades of Ownership Types

James Noble

Automatic Visualization

Leland Wilkinson

What happened to distributed programming languages?

Heather Miller

Software is eating the world, but ML is going to eat software

Joe Pamer

All the languages together

Amal Ahmed

All about JavaScriptCore's many compilers

Filip Pizlo

The Future of AI: Machine Programmers and Their Necessary Self-Awareness

Justin Gottschlich

Reasoning about Security of Amazon Web Services

Byron Cook

Measuring Microservice Performance: A Shape Not a Number

Daniel Spoonhower

Peering behind the Turing Mirror

Ben L. Titzer

Low level systems programming in a high level language

Molham Aref

Provably Safe Pointers for a Parallel World

Tucker Taft

Scaling Slack Engineering

Keith Adams

Provably Eliminating Exploitable Bugs

Kathleen Fisher

Engineering Code Review Processes

Peter Burka