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Friday, June 24 • 11:00am - 11:50am
Playing nice with others using the new COERCE protocol

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Part history lesson, part practical talk. Learn the origins of coercion in Raku from the very beginning and discover how the COERCE protocol came to be and how it can be used in modules today.

Description:
This talk will begin by looking at the original synopses and how coercion was (and was not) eventually implemented. It will then look at the more recent history and the reason a new system was needed. Lastly it will provide advice for developers on how to take advantage of the protocol to increase compatibility and reduce code noise.
Speakers
avatar for Matthew Stuckwisch

Matthew Stuckwisch

Senior Lecturer, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Matthew ‘Matéu’ Stephen Stuckwisch is an associate lecturer of Spanish at the University of Tennesssee at Chattanooga. Trained as a medievalist, his research interests include the Asturian language and digital humanities.

Friday June 24, 2022 11:00am - 11:50am CDT
Raku Track 12426 Greenspoint Dr, Houston, TX 77060
  Raku Track, 50 minute

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