World: r3wp

@Pekr parse network ports, yes. GUI later

- First-class functions and HOF support

- Meta-programming support (JIT-compiled code)

REBOL features not supported by Red

- Too "abstracted" code

- Dynamic word binding

Red Architecture Overview

Red Memory Model

- Thread-local memory allocation

-- arrays of 128 bit cells

- Possiblity for shared immutable data structures

- Garbage collector

-- Compacting collector

-- stop-the-thread GC model

-- Incremental GC vor V1+

vor = for

Red/System language

Red Concurrent & Parallel programming

- "PPL challenge"

- Task parallelism

Nenad stops his presentation

this autumn the next ReBorCon will be

there we will be doing the presentations which couldn't be done today

now we are going to the pub

talks and confer there

hope you going to a pub with a good internet connection ... thanks 
for the updates.

ok :)

Congrats to Bas and Kaj for this conference

And spéciale dédicace à DocKimbel ;)

Are the videos with sound being uploaded to youtube or similar service?

Just my luck to be 12 hours out of sync with the rest of the world!

Bas, any links to what was discussed when we were asleep and on a 
different continent?

Material and links will be published over time when they become available

Do we need a RED group .. like the Boron group?  Doc, where are you! 
 ?

if RED is becoming serious attempt at REBOL similar languages/clones, 
then we need new group.

Doc is resting :-)

Hi guys, I've spent a great time at the conference (and after also) 
with the people present. A big thank to Bas and Kaj for organizing 
this event, it was really nice meeting you all (pity that Robert 
couldn't been there to present RMA's GUI). The Boron's OpenGL demo 
was impressive (Star Trek's Enterprise ship), I'm looking forward 
to see the dialect used for that.


 I'm currently preparing the slides I've presented to put them online. 
 Should be done in the next hour.

Hi Doc, it was great having you here at ReBorCon!

Are you allready in France again?

Yes, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves likewise. Thanks to all contributors

I'm somewhere in Belgium now.

Btw, I'm currently connecting from the train on the road back to 
Paris at 200km/h using the train's wireless network! (I guess it's 
using a satellite connection, because latency is high and upload 
speed very very low). Nice technological achievement anyway...if 
only the train could get to destination without being, on average 
20mn late, that would be even greater! ;-)

Cheyenne presentation slides are available here: http://cheyenne-server.org/blog.rsp?view=25

There aren't much slides because the focus was on the coding demo.


Demo files won't be added until I get home, no way to maintain a 
SFTP connection long enough from here to upload them to Cheyenne 
site.

:-) Thanks!

Waiting for photos and videos... ;)

I see AltME is also working on high speed trains

Years ago I had a bog slow connection and AltME was the only communication 
system that kept working

I've added the slides to the Resources section of the site

I've been using Cheyenne for a few years now, but I learned several 
things from Nenad's presentation

Red presentation slides: http://www.red-lang.org