Yearbook · all 92 papers

pldb yearbook

OOPSLA Class of '22

92 graduates · cited 600× within PLDB

Most Likely to Succeed

Finding real bugs in big programs with incorrectness logic

cited 40× within PLDB · Le et al.

Valedictorian

Le temps des cerises: efficient temporal stack safety on capability machines using directed capabilities

Distinguished Paper (one of 9 award winners) · Georges et al.

Late Bloomer

Linear types for large-scale systems verification

half of its 10 citations came 4+ years after it graduated · Li et al.

Teacher's Pet

Bugs in Quantum computing platforms: an empirical study

cites 8 other OOPSLA papers · Paltenghi & Pradel

Biggest Group Project

Overwatch: learning patterns in code edit sequences

11 authors · Zhang et al.

Class Clown

Incremental type-checking for free: using scope graphs to derive incremental type-checkers

“for free”, a classic bit · Zwaan et al.

Prom Couple

Effects, capabilities, and boxes: from… & First-class names for effect handlers

cited together by 4 papers · Brachthäuser et al.; Xie et al.

Ghosted

9% of the class (8 of 92)

never cited within PLDB. No names. We're not monsters.

pldb.kirancodes.me/fun/yearbook · within PLDB

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Citations are between papers within PLDB, one per pair, newer versions of the same paper excluded. Late Bloomer needs 5+ citations; Ghosted is hidden for the last three classes, who are still being read. Older classes have thinner citation data.