In recent years, Vladimir Parfinenko has been developing the Java and Kotlin debugger for the IntelliJ IDEA project at JetBrains. Previously, he spent more than ten years working on an optimizing compiler for Excelsior JET, an independent JVM built around ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation. He also taught programming fundamentals to students for many years.
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Upcoming Thursday, 03.04.2025 18:15h
LOCATION: Zürich
ROOM: PH Zürich, Lagerstrasse 2, 8090 Zürich, Building LAC, Room E071
AGENDA: | 18:15-19:30h: Talk incl. Q/A After the talk, you will have the opportunity to exchange ideas and network with the speaker and professional colleagues over beer, wine and rich finger foods. |
SPEAKER: Vladimir Parfinenko COMPANY: JetBrains
Transforming tail recursion into a loop is a popular optimization in functional programming languages; however, in the Java world, this transformation is shrouded in mystery.
We will explore whether replacing tail-recursive calls with loops is possible in Java, why one might want to do so, and which virtual machines support this (and whether it’s legal). We will also examine third-party tools that can help you optimize your programs in a functional style. And we will look at JVM-friendly languages that have more pronounced functional tendencies (such as Scala, Kotlin, etc.).
LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en
In recent years, Vladimir Parfinenko has been developing the Java and Kotlin debugger for the IntelliJ IDEA project at JetBrains. Previously, he spent more than ten years working on an optimizing compiler for Excelsior JET, an independent JVM built around ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation. He also taught programming fundamentals to students for many years.
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