Developer meetups

Session spéciale autour de Guix. Invités :

• Guix: un gestionnaire de paquets avec un fort accent sur la reproductibilité et le contrôle des environnements logiciel, Ludovic Courtès (SED Bordeaux).
• Cas d’usage et retours d’expérience avec Guix, Ghislain Vaillant (SED Paris), Sébastien Gilles (SED Saclay), Julien Vanharen (EP GammaO).
• Guixifying workflow management system: past, present, maybe future?, Simon Tournier (UPCité)

Talks:

• aider: AI pair programming in your terminal, Romain PRIMET (PROSECCO)
• SurvivalGPU : a GPU-powered library for scalable survival analysis in R and Python, Antoine POIROT-BOURDAIN (HeKA)

Talks:

• Tools for managing the Catala project, Denis MERIGOUX (PROSECCO)
• Some alternatives for the Anaconda Channel, Mauricio DIAZ (SED)
• Managing dependencies in a reproductible way with Pixi, Joris VAILLANT (WILLOW)

Talks:

• Parallelism with Thread Pools, Arthur DESBOIS (NERV) (pdf)
• Impactful documentation with Diátaxis, Ghislain VAILLANT (SED, HeKA) (pdf)
• Introduction to nb: a command line tool for note-taking, Kim Tâm HUYNH (SED) (pdf, md)

Talks:

• Using CLEPS to run Ollama (server for large language models), Thierry Martinez (SED/QAT) (slides)
• Code generation with CMake, Christina Katsamaki (OURAGAN) (demo)
• How Guix uses Software Heritage for reproducibility, David Douard (SWH) (slides)

Talks:

• Optimize your allocations on CLEPS, Simon Legrand (SED) (slides)
• An introduction to Kubernetes, Sacha Bernheim (QAT) (slides).
• Using Vale to improve your project documentation, Mauricio Diaz (SED) (slides)

This developer meetup will take place exceptionally in room Jacques-Louis Lions 2, Inria Building C, ground floor.

Talks:

• Structural pattern matching in Python: a reconstruction, Thierry Martinez (SED/QAT) (slides)
• Parallelization and distribution on CLEPS with Julia, Francesco Arzani (QAT)
• Using Github Classrooms for recruitment, Nicolas Gensollen (SED/ARAMIS)

Talks:

• Using Bazel for building and testing C++/Python projects, Stéphane Caron (Willow) (slides)
• Tracy: un outil pour le profiling de code a la nanoseconde, Wilson Jallet (Willow) (slides)
• Faer-rs, a linear algebra foundation for the Rust programming language, Sarah El Kazdadi

Talks:

• The brand new Gitlab-CI Gallery, Kim-Tâm Huynh (SED). (link)
• Typst: finally, a well-designed LaTeX replacement?, Louis Gesbert (PROSECCO). (slides)
• Towards consistent commit messages and automated version bumps and changelog generation with Commitizen, Ghislain Vaillant (SED/HEKA). (slides)

Talks:

• You don’t need chezmoi to feel at home, Pierre-Guillaume Raverdy (SED)
• Algebraic effects with OCaml 5, Florian Angeletti (InriaSoft/SED)
• jobqueue: job stealing everywhere, Thierry Martinez (SED)