Dmitry Petrashko
Dmitry has been working on Scala since 2013 when he joined Martin Odersky's research lab at EPFL, working on ScalaBlitz, macro-generated collections for Scala. Since 2015, he has been working on the Dotty Compiler. He designed Mini-Phases, ported the JVM backend, implemented support for Java 8 lambdas and default methods along with various other parts of the compiler, including the pattern matcher, lazy vals, tail recursion transformations and parts of erasure and mixin composition.He is currently working on implementing the Dotty Linker, an optimizing compiler based on Dotty.
Talks I've Given
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What should every programmer know about hardware - Intermediate
Featuring Dmitry Petrashko
Finding and fixing performance bugs in real-world software is a tricky task. It involves exploration and experimentation. During this talk, you will discover several performance issues found while working on Dotty as well as tools used to diagnose those issues.
dotty scala scalax performance testing hotspot -
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Macro-based Scala Parallel Collections
Featuring Alex Prokopec and Dmitry Petrashko
This talk addresses Macro-based Scala Parallel Collections with a particular focus on what the new design means for the users.
scala-macros parallel-collections scala akka scalax
