Chapel Social Media and Blog Posts
Social Media
Featured Social Media
- Chapel
Technical Lead, Brad Chamberlain, Opens Up About Open
Source, Dale Rensing, HPE Developer Blog,
February 12, 2021.
- An interview with Brad about Chapel and
open-source.
- CHIUW
2017: Surveying the Chapel Landscape, Brad
Chamberlain, Cray
Blog, July 18, 2017.
- An overview of highlights from CHIUW 2017 and the past
year
- We're
the development team for the Chapel parallel programming
language, Ask Us Anything!, Chapel Team, /r/ProgrammingLanguages,
October 14-16, 2015.
- A Reddit AMA (Ask
Me Anything) session.
- Why
Chapel? (parts 1, 2,
and
3), Brad Chamberlain, Cray Blog,
June-October, 2014
- This series tackles some frequently asked questions about why
we are working on Chapel, like "Isn't it hard to get new languages
adopted?" (yes) and "So should we bother?" (yes).
Cray Blog Posts
- Chapel
Completes First "Summer of Code", Ben Albrecht, Cray Blog, October 4,
2016.
- A summary of our GSoC students' progress.
- Chapel
Springs into a Summer of Code, Brad Chamberlain, Cray Blog, April 19,
2016.
- This blog article summarizes recent highlights on the
Chapel project including our participation in Google Summer of
Code 2016, an overview of the 1.13 release, and highlights of
the CHIUW 2016 program.
-
Six Ways to Say "Hello" in Chapel (parts 1, 2,
and
3), Brad Chamberlain, Cray
Blog, September-October, 2015
- This series provides a gentle introduction to Chapel's
features for parallelism and locality by walking through serial,
task-parallel, and data-parallel ways of writing "Hello, World!"
for shared- and distributed-memory execution.
- Chapel
Users `CHIUW' Their Way Through Portland, Brad
Chamberlain, Cray
Blog, June 29, 2015
- This article gives a high-level overview of the CHIUW 2015 workshop
- Chapel
at SC14: Making Big Easy, Brad Chamberlain, Cray Blog, November 11,
2014
- This article provides a run-down of recent Chapel events and
a preview of Chapel-related events at SC14
- Chapel
Parallel Iterators: Giving Programmers Productivity with
Control, Brad Chamberlain, Cray Blog, September 6,
2013
- This article gives an introduction to Chapel's iterators, as
an example of a high-level feature that provides productivity,
performance, and control.
- Chapel:
Productive Parallel Programming, Brad Chamberlain, Cray Blog, May 14,
2013
- This article provides a brief introductory overview of
Chapel.
- [Ten] Myths About Scalable Parallel Programming Langues,
Brad Chamberlain, IEEE Technical
Committee on Scalable Computing (TCSC) Blog,
April-November, 2012
- This is an 8-part series written to rebut several of the
standard arguments over whether new parallel languages can ever
succeed.
