(fourth RacketCon) Part 1

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(fourth RacketCon): Matthew Butterick — Like a Blind Squirrel in a Ferrari

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(fourth RacketCon): Michael Fogus — Extracting a Goose from a Klein Bottle

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(fourth RacketCon): John Clements — Sound: why is it so darn imperative?

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(fourth RacketCon): Matthew Flatt — Carry on Making that Racket

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(fourth RacketCon): Neil Toronto — Purely Functional 3D in Typed Racket

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(fourth RacketCon): Brian Mastenbrook — Racket in Production

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From Here To Lambda And Back Again - Douglas Crockford - RacketCon 2023

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Allan Schougaard: 'Racket Syntax: The Great, the Good and the Back to the Drawing Board'

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(seventh RacketCon): Keynote -- Dan Friedman \u0026 Will Byrd -- The Reasoned Racketeers

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(ninth RacketCon): Aaron Turon – Governing Rust

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Racketcon 2012: Matthew Flatt - Tutorial: Building Languages in Racket

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The State of Racket (twelfth RacketCon)

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Malt: A Deep Learning Framework for Racket - Anurag Mendhekar and Daniel P Friedman - RacketCon 2023

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(sixth RacketCon): Matthew Butterick -- The Making of “Beautiful Racket”

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RacketCon 2013: Matthew Flatt - A Dinosaur's Thoughts on Programming Language Evolution

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Gregor Kiczales: Strategies and Technology for Teaching HtDP at Scale

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(fourth RacketCon): Jay McCarthy — Get Bonus! Infinite Functional Entertainment at 60 FPS!

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(fourth RacketCon): Daniel Prager — YouPatch: A Racket-powered startup

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(fourth RacketCon): Greg Hendershott — Emacs à la mode DrRacket

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(fourth RacketCon): Tony Garnock-Jones — Minimart: Organizing Squabbling Actors

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(fourth RacketCon): David Vanderson — Racket for a networked multiplayer game

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(fourth RacketCon): Stephen Chang — A Boost-Inspired Graph Library for Racket

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Keynote presentation by Hal Abelson and Gerald Sussman at the fourteenth RacketCon

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(fourth RacketCon): Neil Toronto — Purely Functional 3D in Typed Racket

(22:16)

(fourth RacketCon): Stephen Chang — A Boost-Inspired Graph Library for Racket

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Racketcon Session 4

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