Dyalog ’26 is a five-day event in Eastbourne, England, dedicated to APL users. The conference features presentations, workshops, and opportunities for the APL community to exchange experiences, enhance technical knowledge, and influence the future direction of Dyalog Ltd. Attendees can participate in product training and engage with the Dyalog Development Te…
Programmed at Dyalog, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 66 sessions.
It can be difficult for professional users to make time to learn about everything happening in the world of Dyalog. The user meeting offers a great opportunity, but there's no need…
Dyalog v20.0 introduced a new operator, behind (⍛). Silas explains some of the processes involved in adding a new language element like an operator, using the behind operator and t…
APL enables knowledgeable people to express solutions as simple, direct, code. In an ideal world, we could live in the Session, elegantly transforming from array to array. In the r…
Dyalog Ltd's Managing Director closes the user meeting.
Co-dfns is an APL compiler that is designed to let a programmer use APL in more places and for more applications. When compared with the standard Dyalog interpreter, it can enable …
After five years focused on a large migration project, Gilgamesh takes a step back and looks at Dyalog with fresh eyes. He shares his personal wishlist of features and improvements…
John is a big fan of "Dark Mode"; he thinks it is very cool and has enabled it on all his devices. Unfortunately, Dyalog (and, by extension, your applications) doesn’t have a "Dark…
Dyalog Ltd's Managing Director opens the user meeting.
In accordance with tradition, Morten looks briefly back over his shoulder before turning his gaze to the future, presenting his view of the road that lies before Dyalog Ltd and use…
An audience of 14 companies, parsed from the program.
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