Chapel 2.2 is H O T T O G O

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Ready to start your Chapel journey? 🌟 Catch Michael Ferguson's Getting Started with Chapel: Functions, Loops, and Arrays demo! The recording is now available—explore Chapel's powerful features and start coding today: youtu.be/Zdjgy0BlZxs

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If you haven’t see the 7 Questions series interviewing users of #ChapelLang, now is a great time to check it out!

The latest post describes how Chapel enabled the rapid development of an interactive data analysis tool that runs on #HPC hardware.

Link to series:

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Don't forget to join us on February 12th at 9 AM PT for an engaging demo session with John Hartman. Take a peek under the hood of the Chapel runtime and what happens when your Chapel program runs.

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Check out Michael Ferguson's new article in the Chapel Blog to learn about how Chapel's design gives it good memory safety properties. The article shows how C, C++, Rust, Python, OpenSHMEM, MPI, and Chapel respond to common programming errors.

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How does Chapel stack up against MPI and OpenSHMEM for distributed memory parallel programming? Check out this repo to see implementations and performance measurements of a Least-Significant Digit First Radix Sort in these frameworks.

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🎉 r/Chapel has just reached 100 members! Thank you to everyone who’s joined and contributed. Here’s to growing our #ChapelLang community! 🚀

Join us: reddit.com/r/Chapel | Contribute: github.com/chapel-lang/chapel

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We've made some big changes to our website! It shows off the power of Chapel with a modern, smartphone-friendly appearance. Check out all the awesome projects people are using Chapel for today: chapel-lang.org

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In this month's edition of "10 Myths of Scalable Parallel Programming Languages", Brad focuses on the question of the adoptability of new parallel languages and the extent to which extending an existing language might help vs. not.

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Learn the basics of the Chapel runtime and what happens under the hood when your Chapel program runs. Join John Hartman from the Chapel engineering team on February 12th at 9 AM PT for this demo session. Bring your questions!

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