Official Website: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/mlvm/jvmlangsummit/
What is the JVM Language Summit?
The JVM Language Summit is a conference for VM implementers to get together and talk about (amongst other things) the latest JVM optimizations for Java and other programming languages. The conference is typically a small affair as it’s a chance for experts to get together to share their knowledge, talk about what they are working on and discuss future directions of VMs and languages.
The 2010 Conference
The 2010 JVM Language Summit was held on the 26th July - 28th July at the Oracle Corporation: Sun Santa Clara campus. Most of the sessions are available to watch on the Oracle Media Network:
- Gathering the Threads -- JVM Futures by John Rose - Session Abstract
- Trending Toward the Middle -- The Best of Static and Dynamic by Charles Nutter - Session Abstract
- Faking Closures on the JVM Isn't as Simple as It Looks by David Pollak - Session Abstract
- Kawa and gnu.bytecode Update by Per Bothner - Session Abstract
- LINQ: Language Features for Concurrency (Among Other Things) by Neal Gafter - Session Abstract
- Symmetric Multilanguage VM Architecture by Oleg Pliss - Session Abstract
- Register Allocation on SSA form for Java Just-in-Time Compilation by Christian Wimmer - Session Abstract
- Erjang -- A JVM-based Erlang VM by Kresten Krab Thorup - Session Abstract
- Project Fortress Compiler Implementation Status by Christine Flood - Session Abstract
- Digital Performance by Cliff Click - Session Abstract
- The Maxine Inspector: A Specialized Tool for VM Development by Michael Van De Vanter - Session Abstract
- Efficient Lambda Compilation using MethodHandles and JRockit by Fredrik Öhrström - Session Abstract
- Coroutines for the Java Platform by Lukas Stadler - Session Abstract
- Engineering Fine-Grained Parellelism in Java (Keynote) by Doug Lea - Session Abstract
- Mixed Language Compilation in Eclipse: Java and Groovy by Andy Clement - Session Abstract
- MethodHandles: An IBM Implementation by Dan Heidinga - Session Abstract
- Chronon -- Time-Travelling Debugger by Prashant Deva - Session Abstract
- The Thorn Language: Robust Distributed Scripting on the JVM by John Field - Session Abstract
- Improvements in OpenJDK Useful for JVM Languages by Eric Caspole - Session Abstract
- Performance Anxiety by Joshua Bloch - Session Abstract
- Improvements in Groovy performance by Jochen Theodorou - Session Abstract
- PHP.reboot: a post JSR292 dynamic language by Rémi Forax - Session Abstract
