The eighth workshop (SIGPX)

SIGPX is a Japanese domestic study group for those interested in programming environments and their programming experience, founded in January 2016. We gather for exchanging information on state-of-the-art research and development projects relevant to programming experience. This page shows the overview of its eighth workshop.

Overview

17 researchers (including 6 students) attended the event, introducing their latest research work. The attendees provided about 20min presentations and received feedback through discussions and Slack messages.

We are using the Slack team and Google Docs for fostering discussions during and even after the event. Let me know if you are interested in participation, though the primary language is Japanese.

Location: Online
Date: 3/19/2021 (Fri) 11:00-15:30
Topics: "International situation and information on SIGPX" and "recent research outcomes"
Slack channel #sigpx8

Timetable

14:50 Session #1
Introduction	SIGPX committee
Some PX-related papers published at CHI 2020	Jun Kato (AIST)
Automatic Selection of Best-matching Diagram for a Given Code	Chiaki Ito (The University of Tokyo)
Automatically Generating Feedback in HtDP-based Programming	Junya Nose (Titech)

12:10 Session #2 Self-introduction（Lightning Talk）

13:30 Session #3
A survey of programming languages for music and sound	Tomoya Matsuura (Graduate School of Design, Kyushu University)
Visual programming environment for audio/midi dataflow on embedded hardware	Kai Aoki (sigboost, inc.)
My activities to enhance PX around Java lang	Kengo Toda (SpotBugs team)
Preliminary Case Study on Block Programming Language for Competitive Programming	Hiroaki Mikami (Preferred Networks Inc.)
Hardware Metaprogramming in Python	Shinya Takamaeda (The University of Tokyo)
Lisp-based visual programming for graphic design	Baku Hashimoto (INS Studio)

15:25 Session #4 Townhall