About me

I am interested in programming languages and tools, software engineering and program analysis and verification. My advisor is Prof. Todd Millstein.
I enjoy programming, hopefully using functional languages, but I also don't mind Java. In the summer of 2007 I worked at Jane St. Capital, coding in OCaml and enjoying the view of the Statue of Liberty in NYC.
I am also a TA for CS131 - Programming Languages.
For those interested, here is my resume.

Projects

• Expanders A new object-oriented (OO) programming language construct designed to support object adaptation. Implemented as an extension to Java 1.4. The version with generics is in progress.
• Java 5 features in Polyglot An extension for the Polyglot compiler framework that provides Java 5 features (generics, autoboxing, variable argument methods ...)

Publications

1. Alessandro Warth, Milan Stanojević, Todd Millstein. "Statically Scoped Object Adaptation with Expanders". In Proceedings of OOPSLA 2006, Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages and Applications, Portland, Oregon, October 2006. [PDF]

Before UCLA

I graduated in 2005 with a degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Belgrade, Serbia. I did my graduation thesis under Prof. Dragan Milićev, working on a part of UML Debugger for Poseidon.

I am also a proud graduate of Mathematical High School, Belgrade, an elite high school specialized in mathematics, computer science and physics.

Links

• Dejan Jovanović My very good friend. Now at NYU, doing his PhD.

• Belgrade This is where I lived for 10 years before coming to LA.
• Sokobanja One place that will always be my home - my hometown. (only in Serbian, sorry)