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DESCRIPTION:Handles can be used instead of explicitly using pointers or ref
 erences to access objects. This is done by storing the objects of a given 
 type in a `Memory` or `Vector` and using the handle as an index. With a su
 itable abstraction\, which Handles.jl provides\, it turns out that this co
 mbines attractive properties like being faster than object references in c
 ertain situations and being safer than regular indexing for a static set o
 f objects. Therefore\, handles provide a pattern which might be interestin
 g to use in large parts of the Julia ecosystem where efficiency matters an
 d certain constraints hold.
DTSTAMP:20260710T092530Z
LOCATION:Alte Mensa — Atrium Maximum
SUMMARY:Handle your handles - Patrick Häcker
URL:https://pretalx.com/juliacon-2026/talk/JFXJHC/
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