Live coding is an active field of research in computer music and computer sciences alike. The symposium featured practitioners and researchers talking about their own live coding work and the field in general.
| Saturday, April 20th | ||
| 09:30 | Scott Wilson, Norah Lorway, Rosalyn Coull, Tim Moyers, Konstantinos Vasilakos | Free as in BEER: Some explorations into structured improvisation using networked live coding systems |
| 10:00 | Matthias Schneiderbanger | Field report: Benoît and the Mandelbrots – Live code everything, everywhere. |
| 10:30 | Yorgos Diapoulis | Live Hardware Coding |
| 11:30 | Hernani Villaseñor, Alexandra Cárdenas | 9 minutes from scratch: A story of live coding in Mexico |
| 12:00 | Andrew R. Brown | The Search for the Succinct: Live Coding Practice as Research |
| 13:45 | Alex McLean | Tidal, Dirt and Texture |
| 14:15 | Chad McKinney | Lich.js: Networked Audio/Visual Live Coding |
| 14:45 | Click Nilson | Over ten years of live coding: My triumphs, my mistakes |
| Sunday, April 21st | ||
| 10:00 | Patrick Borgeat | Networked Live Coding in SuperCollider with MandelHub |
| 10:30 | David Ogborn | EspGrid and the live coding laptop orchestra |
| 11:30 | Benjamin Graf | mblght – A live code-able system to control lighting based on the SuperCollider software environment |
| 12:00 | Andrew Sorensen | Cyber-physical Programming: Livecoding beyond the audiovisual |
| 13:00 | Alberto de Campo, Julian Rohrhuber | History and the Future of History – Where the Republic should go from here |