The British APL Association arranged this series of webinars in place of the regular monthly live meetings in response to the restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Each Webinar lasts around an hour. The format is flexible but so far a single presentation followed by a Q&A session seems to work. The webinars are recorded and subsequently published on YouTube. At the end there may be an open discussion on any topic anyone would like to raise.

Joining the Webinar

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The schedule

DateTimeWebinar
Apr 9th16:00 BSTMolecular Dynamics-in-APL by Richard Park, Dyalog
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Apr 23rd16:00 BSTIntroducing qWC Alpha 0.4 by MJH Software Services
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May 7th16:00 BSTMeet the new APL Wiki by Adám Brudzewsky – Dyalog
Adám introduces the new APL Wiki with a guided tour some of the pages and features.
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May 21st16:00 BSTAcre source-code manager an update, by Phil Last
Jun 4th16:00 BSTBritish APL Association AGM
Paul Grosvenor
Jun 18th16:00 BSTCoSy : The Shortest Path from the Chip to the Math
by Bob Armstrong
Jul 2nd16:00 BSTaplcart.info turns 1
Adám Brudzewsky demonstrates the various features of APLcart, the largest-ever collection of short APL phrases.
Jul 16thSummer break
Jul 30thSummer break
Aug 13th16:00 BSTBAA websites: New features
John Jacob introduces some of the new features added to both BAA and Vector websites
An APL Recreation
Ellis Morgan with a brief look at a triangular Sudoku puzzle and some thoughts on how he uses APL
Aug 27th16:00 BSTOpen Session
Sep 10th16:00 BSTOpen session
Sep 24th16:00 BSTUsing SVG from Dyalog APL for animated visualisation
Ray Cannon shows some of the techniques he has employed to produce an animated visualisation of the ant brain. Ray’s implemtation can be seen in action here.
See the rules and specification for the ICFP Programming Contest for background information on Ants.
Oct 8th16:00 BSTThe Seats in the House of Representatives
Ray Polivka explores the algorithm used to apportion seats to states in the American House of Representatives based on ten year census data.
Oct 22th16:00 BSTOpen session
Nov 5th16:00 GMTOpen session
Nov 19th16:00 GMTOpen session
Dec 3rd16:00 GMTOpen session
Dec 17th16:00 GMTOpen session