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2022 Proceeding- General Chairs:
- Wolfgang De Meuter,
- Patrick Eugster,
- Guido Salvaneschi,
- Francisco Sant'Anna,
- Lukasz Ziarek,
- Program Chair:
- Pascal Weisenburger
- Sponsor:
- sigplan
Welcome to the 9th ACM SIGPLAN International Workshop on Reactive and Event-based Languages & Systems (REBLS ’22), held in Auckland, New Zealand, on December 7th, 2022, co-located with the SPLASH ’22 conference.
This workshop gathers researchers working on reactive and event-based languages and systems. The objective of the workshop is to share research results, strengthen the community, discuss new solutions, enable the adoption by mainstream programming paradigms, and develop a clearer understanding of the key ideas that define the field, their interrelationships and limitations.
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Towards Introducing Asynchronous Tasks to an FRP Language for Small-Scale Embedded Systems
Emfrp is a functional reactive programming language designed for small embedded systems. By imposing certain restrictions on the language mechanism, the language guarantees the termination of the update process for each time-varying value and enables ...
Distributed Persistent Signals: Architecture and Implementation
A signal in reactive programming (RP) is a function of time whose value is updated automatically without performing explicit re-assignments. SignalJ, a Java-based RP language, provides persistent signals, whose update histories constitute time-series ...
FLOREnce: A Hybrid Logic-Functional Reactive Programming Language
Functional reactive programming (FRP) languages allow programmers to write declarative expressions to denote event-streams. They feature operators (e.g., map, filter, merge, ...) to build compositions of events. Among these operators we would expect ...
Semantics of RxJS
RxJS is a popular JavaScript library for reactive programming in Web applications. It provides numerous operators to create, combine, transform, and filter discrete events and to handle errors. These operators may be stateful and have side effects, ...
Reactive Programming on the Bare Metal: A Formal Model for a Low-Level Reactive Virtual Machine
Reactive programming has many applications for embedded devices in IoT and other application domains. For these constrained devices it is crucial to bound the overhead of the execution of non-functional concerns such as glitch freedom. Reactive ...
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