The OOPSLA 2025 RC chairs, @shriram.bsky.social and Sukyoung Ryu, required some submitting authors to agree to review. Their new blog post describes the policy and its outcomes this year. blog.sigplan.org/2025/09/09/t...
Are you ready for PLDI next week? The best part about it is seeing old friends 👯 and making new ones! But how will your friends know you are going? Let them know by making a post using the #pldi25 tag or mentioning us @sigplan-pldi.bsky.social 🌟
Defunding the NSF will have disastrous downstream effects on the tech industry. It’s time for people in industry to ACT. In this cross-post from the SIGARCH blog, Prof. Vijay Janapa Reddi outlines some steps you can take now. blog.sigplan.org/2025/05/19/t...
Generics, recursive types, and structural subtyping are all features that many modern languages want, but their combination can quickly get unwieldy. A POPL Distinguished Paper from last year distilled a decidable type system that combines all three. blog.sigplan.org/2025/01/29/p...
Tell an aspiring PL researcher in your life to apply to PLMW @ PLDI 2025! The application deadline is tomorrow. pldi25.sigplan.org/home/PLMW-pl...
From a group of researchers at Microsoft: a survey of the testing challenges that arise when software adds LLM-powered features. blog.sigplan.org/2025/03/20/t...
What makes a good conference talk? Per Michael Greenberg, the answer lies in the lyrics to “How Many Mics” by the Fugees. blog.sigplan.org/2025/03/31/h...
We’ve started a podcast! @awsto.bsky.social and @samps.phd host “Current Continuation,” a little interview series with PL researchers. The first two episodes are with @ranjitjhala.bsky.social and @satnam6502.bsky.social. sigplan.org/cc/
As part of SIGPLAN blog, @samps.phd (Cornell) and I started an interview series where we talk to luminaries in the field of Programming Languages. Our first one is a super fun conversation with Ranjit Jhala (UCSD). 1h26m of goodness. www.youtube.com/watch?v=goUZ...
After a long hiatus, SIGPLAN Research Highlights are back!
The highlights committee[*] is thrilled to announce four exceptional PL papers from 2021-2023 awarded in this round! ⇒
[*] Azalea Raad, Stephen Kell, Mike Bond and Erez Petrank, @natefoster.bsky.social, @lorisdanto.bsky.social, and me.
