Here is my classified list of publications:

• Compilation
• Garbage Collection
• Programming Environment
• Programming Languages
• Security
• Ubiquitous Programming
• Web Programming

They may also be accessed in one single page.

Here are some presentations I gave (most in English, some in French:)

• Programmation distribuée du Web en Hop, Collège de France, Paris 2013
• Diffuse Systems, The Royal Society of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, 2010
• La programmation diffuse, Collège de France, Paris 2010
• Diffuse programming, Google, Moutain View 2009
• Programming multimedia applications with HOP, Montréal, 2007

We are proposing internships and PhD positions:

• Hint Typing: optimistic JavaScript compilation (2020)
• Profile-guided optimization for Dynamic Language (2020)

I contribute to make free softwares available. I'm in charge of the following ones: Bigloo (the optimizing Scheme compiler) Hop (A language for programming the web 2.0) HipHop ((A)synchronous programming language) Biglook (the Bigloo graphical toolkit) Skribe (a functional markup programming language) Flyspell (On-the-fly Emacs spell checker).

In addition to the ones I implement, I exclusively use free softwares. Amongst these 99% are open source. Here is a selection of the ones I use the most frequently:

• All my computers run GNU/Linux. I have successively used the RedHat distribution, Mandrake, then Debian. After two years spent with Gentoo. Gentoo was great in the first place but unfortunately it has became too instable and I have had to drop it. I now use the Arch distribution. It is very nice so far. Updates go smoothly and it is possible to update from binary packages or from the sources.
• I edit everything with Emacs.
• I compile my C and C++ programs with Gcc.
• My window manager is a patched version of Pekwm. It is light (the running process occupies less than 4MB) and fast. The patch (applicable to the version 0.1.3) fixes a nasty bug of window focus and a incompatibility with Emacs focus/unfocus operations. I use pekwm in conjunction with a thin toolbar.
• I read my mails with a patched version of HopMail and compose them with Emacs.
• I synchronize the disks of my computers with Unison.
• I manages my versions with Mercurial.
• I compose my slides with Hop and I visualize them with Firefox.
• I browse the web with Firefox. From time to time I visualize local HTML files with Dillo.

My GPG key is published on the openpgp key server. You can also install it in your keyring directly using:

	curl http://www-sop.inria.fr/members/Manuel.Serrano/serrano.pkey | gpg --import -a