RacketCon 2025 Conference Set for Saturday, October 3rd
RacketCon, a conference centered on the Racket and Rhombus programming languages, is scheduled to take place Saturday, October 3rd, with doors opening at 8:30AM PDT. The lineup includes a keynote from Turing Award winner Pat Hanrahan on notation, followed by technical talks from researchers including Fred Fu on type inference for Typed Racket and Lucas Myers on low-level programming with Pille.
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The event brings together academic and industry contributors working on gradual typing, macros, and language design within the Racket ecosystem, which could surface new tools or techniques for the broader programming languages community. Talks like Fu's on reconciling typed and untyped code suggest ongoing efforts to make Racket's type system more practical for real-world macro-heavy code.
- RacketCon takes place Saturday, October 3rd, starting at 8:30AM PDT
- Keynote speaker Pat Hanrahan, 2019 ACM Turing Award winner, will speak on notation
- Technical sessions cover type inference challenges and low-level programming in Racket/Rhombus
Source: con.racket-lang.org, 2026-10-01
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