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Announce our Aug monthly meeting speaker.
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- name: "CaaS Monthly Meeting"
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date: 2025-08-07 17:00:00 +0200
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time_cest: "17:00"
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connect: "[Link to zoom](https://princeton.zoom.us/j/94431046845?pwd=D5i77Qb0PgfwwIubvbo2viEunne7eQ.1)"
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label: caas_05June2025
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agenda:
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- title: "Interpreting C++ in the web through Jupyter"
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speaker:
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image: "https://compiler-research.org/images/team/Anutosh.jpg"
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name: "Anutosh Bhat"
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bio: |
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Anutosh Bhat is a scientific software engineer at QuantStack, working
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at the intersection of compilers, Jupyter infrastructure, and
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WebAssembly. He contributes to projects such as LLVM, Xeus, and
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JupyterLite, and leads efforts to package them for Emscripten-Forge,
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a conda-based distribution for the browser.
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description: |
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While interpreted languages like Python and R dominate interactive data
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science workflows, compiled languages such as C++ have historically
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lacked seamless REPL-based environments — particularly in the browser.
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This talk presents Xeus-Cpp-Lite, a WebAssembly-powered Jupyter kernel
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that brings interactive C++ programming directly to the browser using
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JupyterLite.
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We'll explore how this effort bridges modern compiler infrastructure
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with the Jupyter ecosystem to enable serverless, client-side C++
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execution — unlocking a new path for scientific computing, education,
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and rapid prototyping entirely in the browser.
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- name: "CaaS Monthly Meeting"
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date: 2025-06-05 17:00:00 +0200
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time_cest: "17:00"

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