Tomorrow is the fourth and final day of ChapelCon '25! Join us for this free, online virtual event to catch my annual "State of the Project" talk, an invited talk by Todd Gamblin (@tgamblin.bsky.social), and much, much more.

Register and browse the agenda at: chapel-lang.org/chapelcon25/

It's been a busy quarter for Chapel, and you can read all about it in our latest newsletter which came out this week!

What must I do to make you remove that little green dot, Element? I've scrolled through all 41 replies in the thread… I've clicked on most of them… What... Must... I... DO?!?

A number of us on the Chapel project have been enjoying our interactions on BlueSky these past few months, so we have kicked off a new @chapellanguage.bsky.social account to reflect that. Follow the project there, and thanks to all who make BlueSky a great forum for #HPC conversations!

ICYMI in the run-up to SC24, be sure to give Chapel’s fall newsletter a look. In editing it, Engin's been doing a great job of pulling together information about recent demos, tutorials, talks, and recordings; our new Discord server; upcoming events; and more!

chapel.discourse.group/t/chapel-new...

I'm really pleased to announce that we released Chapel 2.3 today, including some nice features for Python interop, vendor-neutral GPU computing, sparse computations, and performance optimizations! Read about these highlights and more in our release announcement at: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/a...

We’d like to thank everyone who engaged with our team at #SC24, whether at the HPE booth, one of our talks, or chatting with us in the halls about Arkouda and Chapel. Please reach out about any follow-ups, and we look forward to SC25!

chapel-lang.org/community.html

Interested in performing multidimensional array computations on #HPC systems using Python & Jupyter? If so, catch Jeremiah's Pangeo talk today at 4pm EST. In it, he'll describe an Arkouda extension that supports the XArray and Python Array APIs.

This is a free, online event: www.pangeo.io/showcase

At #SC24 and interested in software productivity for #HPC? Be sure to swing by the HPE booth (#2219) to hear from members of our dev team about:
* Arkouda: a framework for driving HPC computations interactively from Python + Jupyter notebooks
* Chapel: a Pythonic language delivering HPC performance

If you're at #SC24, be sure to drop by the HPE booth to talk with members of the Arkouda and Chapel development teams, and to see a demo of these productive technologies in action. See you at booth 2219!

For those at #SC24 interested in interactively driving HPC systems at scale using Python and Jupyter, be sure to catch Ben McDonald's HPPSS talk at 3:30pm today, "Exploring Data at Scale with Arkouda: A Practical Introduction to Scalable Data Science."

sc24.conference-program.com/presentation...

For those at #SC24 seeking a better way of programming GPUs, be sure to check out Engin Kayraklioglu's WACCPD talk at 2:45pm today, "Productive, Vendor-Neutral GPU Programming Using Chapel"

sc24.conference-program.com/presentation...

Hey #SC24, ready for a break? Join members of the Chapel team for a beverage or snack at our annual CHUG meet-up at 6:30pm at Der Biergarten. Come chat about Chapel, productive parallel programming, or the best thing you've seen today. See you there!

chapel-lang.org/CHUG.html

And right after Eric's talk at #SC24, Michael Ferguson will be presenting "Exploring Suffix Array Algorithms in Chapel" at 2:45pm at PAW-ATM, describing work undertaken in Chapel by Professor Bonnie Hurwitz from U/Arizona, himself, and Shreyas Khanedkar.

sc24.conference-program.com/presentation...

At 2pm at #SC24 today, Professor Éric Laurendeau will present "A case study for using Chapel within the global aerospace industry" at PAW-ATM, where he is this year's distinguished speaker. Don't miss it!

Details: sc24.conference-program.com/presentation...

@polymtl.bsky.social

This week at #SC24, there are a bunch of great Chapel events to catch. Starting tomorrow (Sunday), there's the distinguished talk and a user experience talk at PAW-ATM, a lightning talk at EduHPC, and our annual CHUG social meet-up. Join us there, #HPC!

Details at: chapel-lang.org/events.html

Jeremiah Corrado has been porting key steps of the @labarba.bsky.social group's Navier-Stokes series into Chapel. This week, he published his final article in the series. It's a fun read for those interested in stencil-style HPC computations and MPI alternatives.

chapel-lang.org/blog/series/...