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2023/speakers/Arman_Bilge.html

@@ -109,18 +109,15 @@ <h1 class="section-title text-center">Scala Summer of Code 2023</h1>
               <p><b>Abstract</b> - The Scala Center was a mentor organization in Google Summer of Code 2023, which funds students to work on open source projects. In this series of lightning talks, our students will share their projects, which spanned data visualization, networking, the Scala 3 compiler, and educational materials.</p>
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             <div>The Summer of Code 2023 projects and students are:
-
-- **Breaking the Thread Barrier: Boosting I/O Performance with io_uring and FS2** by Antonio Jimenez
-
-- **Enhancement of quote pattern matching in Scala 3** by Yuito Murase
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-- **Generation of &#39;async-shifted&#39; version of high-order functions** by Olena Kravchenko
-
-- **http4s Ember WebSocket Client** by Dang Trung Hieu
-
-- **Implement adjustable plotting API for Doodle** by Danylo Ostapchenko
-
-- **Unlocking the Full Potential of Scala Web Development with Scala 3** by Akseli Ristola</div>
+              <ul>
+                <li><b>Breaking the Thread Barrier: Boosting I/O Performance with io_uring and FS2</b> by Antonio Jimenez</li>
+                <li><b>Enhancement of quote pattern matching in Scala 3</b> by Yuito Murase</li>
+                <li><b>Generation of &#39;async-shifted&#39; version of high-order functions</b> by Olena Kravchenko</li>
+                <li><b>http4s Ember WebSocket Client</b> by Dang Trung Hieu</li>
+                <li><b>Implement adjustable plotting API for Doodle</b> by Danylo Ostapchenko</li>
+                <li><b>Unlocking the Full Potential of Scala Web Development with Scala 3</b> by Akseli Ristola</li>
+              </ul>
+            </div>
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2023/speakers/David_Walend.html

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ <h1 class="display-3">Northeast Scala Symposium<br>2023</h1>
             <h2>David Walend</h2>
             <p>The Firefly Coders (FLL Team 55856) are a group of 5th grade girls who started programming Lego Ev3 robots using Scala in 2022 - as 4th graders. 
 
-David Walend is a seasoned Scala developer and the technical lead on the SHRINE project at Harvard University’s Clinical and Translational Science Center. He has been coaching First Lego League teams for 5 years. Two years ago he developed a Scala-based library for the Lego Mindstorms Ev3.</p>
+David Walend is a seasoned Scala developer and the technical lead on the SHRINE project at Harvard University&#39;s Clinical and Translational Science Center. He has been coaching First Lego League teams for 5 years. Two years ago he developed a Scala-based library for the Lego Mindstorms Ev3.</p>
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2023/speakers/Justin_du_Coeur.html

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ <h2>Justin du Coeur, AKA Mark Waks</h2>
 
 I picked up Scala back in 2007 (after trying to build a company in Java and winding up in a rage over its limitations); I&#39;ve been working in Scala full-time since 2012.  I&#39;ve been doing &#34;light FP&#34; since picking up the style from Ruby around 2002, but am just now getting into the pure stuff.
 
-During the day, I work at [Artima](https://www.artima.com/), doing Scala training and consulting and helping with ScalaTest.  In my spare time, I&#39;m the CEO and Architect of [Querki](https://querki.net/help/#!What-is-Querki), a wiki/database hybrid designed to make it easier for individuals and communities to manage and collaborate on their data.</p>
+During the day, I work at <a href="https://www.artima.com/">Artima</a>, doing Scala training and consulting and helping with ScalaTest.  In my spare time, I&#39;m the CEO and Architect of <a href="https://querki.net/help/#!What-is-Querki">Querki</a>, a wiki/database hybrid designed to make it easier for individuals and communities to manage and collaborate on their data.</p>
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2023/speakers/Kathryn_Frid.html

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ <h1 class="display-3">Northeast Scala Symposium<br>2023</h1>
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             <h2>Kathryn Frid</h2>
-            <p>A long time enthusiast for type level and generic programming in Scala. A few years back worked on getting a decent chunk of Shapeless 2 ported to Scala 3 [PR](https://github.com/milessabin/shapeless/pull/1200) as part of my Google Summer of Code project (though sadly it is blocked by Scala 3 bugs). Since then I have worked on developing perpsective further, and writing my master&#39;s thesis about it, and the ideas it provides. A master thesis I recently finished and got a grade of A for.</p>
+            <p>A long time enthusiast for type level and generic programming in Scala. A few years back worked on getting a decent chunk of Shapeless 2 ported to Scala 3 <a href="https://github.com/milessabin/shapeless/pull/1200">PR</a> as part of my Google Summer of Code project (though sadly it is blocked by Scala 3 bugs). Since then I have worked on developing perpsective further, and writing my master&#39;s thesis about it, and the ideas it provides. A master thesis I recently finished and got a grade of A for.</p>
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2023/speakers/Miles_Sabin.html

@@ -97,9 +97,9 @@ <h1 class="section-title text-center">Grackle: Functional GraphQL for the Typele
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             <div>This is a talk about Grackle, a purely functional GraphQL engine built for the Typelevel stack, a perfect fit for applications built with Cats, Cats Effect, FS2, Doobie and Skunk.
 
-Although relatively young, it has been battle tested at ITV in their new streaming platform, ITVX, where it provides content metadata for all clients (connected TVs, mobile devices, web, etc.) and also plays important roles in news and content distribution. I’ll talk a little about features and coverage of the GraphQL Specification, but I mainly want to focus on design and implementation techniques.
+Although relatively young, it has been battle tested at ITV in their new streaming platform, ITVX, where it provides content metadata for all clients (connected TVs, mobile devices, web, etc.) and also plays important roles in news and content distribution. I&apos;ll talk a little about features and coverage of the GraphQL Specification, but I mainly want to focus on design and implementation techniques.
 
-GraphQL is a query language for typed APIs. Talk of languages and types might make you think of compilers … and you’d be right to! I will show how techniques drawn from compiler design and implementation can be applied in what might seem like a very different domain. I will show how we can compile GraphQL queries into programs in a simple internal query language, type check those programs, transform them in a variety of ways (for instance to map a GraphQL query onto an efficient SQL query, or to compose several independent APIs into a single uniform API) and then interpret the resulting program to execute the query.
+GraphQL is a query language for typed APIs. Talk of languages and types might make you think of compilers &hellip; and you&apos;d be right to! I will show how techniques drawn from compiler design and implementation can be applied in what might seem like a very different domain. I will show how we can compile GraphQL queries into programs in a simple internal query language, type check those programs, transform them in a variety of ways (for instance to map a GraphQL query onto an efficient SQL query, or to compose several independent APIs into a single uniform API) and then interpret the resulting program to execute the query.
 
 Finally I hope to inspire people to investigate and contribute to the project.</div>
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2023/speakers/Noel_Welsh.html

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               <h1 class="section-title text-center">ScalaBridge London: The Plan</h1>
               <p><b>Abstract</b> - ScalaBridge London has restarted. What we&#39;re trying to do, and how we&#39;re planning to do it, is quite unique. This talk will give a quick overview of our plans, what we&#39;ve done so far, and what remains to be done.</p>
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-            <div>[ScalaBridge London](https://www.scalabridgelondon.org/) is restarting. Our mission is to increase diverse within the Scala community and the wider programming community. To meet this goal our plan is to run a two year experiment where we teach Scala to people roughly in the spectrum from non-programmer to junior level developer. This talk will cover:
-
-* our curriculum: what we have created and what is still left to create
-* our approach to learning, which uses idea from self-paced learning and mastery-based learning
-* our goal to spread ScalaBridge beyond London and how you can get involved</div>
+            <div><a href="https://www.scalabridgelondon.org/">ScalaBridge London</a> is restarting. Our mission is to increase diverse within the Scala community and the wider programming community. To meet this goal our plan is to run a two year experiment where we teach Scala to people roughly in the spectrum from non-programmer to junior level developer. This talk will cover:
+              <ul>
+                <li>our curriculum: what we have created and what is still left to create</li>
+                <li>our approach to learning, which uses idea from self-paced learning and mastery-based learning</li>
+                <li>our goal to spread ScalaBridge beyond London and how you can get involved</li>
+              </ul>
+            </div>
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