Julian Robledo represented the CC Chair at the Forum on specification & Design Languages (FDL) 2024, which was held from 4 to 6 September in Stockholm, Sweden. He presented our article titled "Timeline decoupling for performance in Lingua Franca". Lingua Franca is a programming framework that has gained the interest of the research community because of its deterministic and reactive nature. This presentation described a methodology to increase parallel execution of programs in Lingua Franca by decoupling timeline of components through partitions called timing enclaves. FDL provided a cozy atmosphere perfect for networking and exchanging ideas. Moreover, the social event organised at the Vasa Museum, the house of an entirely intact warship from the 17th century, was an inspiring location for exciting discussions about technical and non so technical topics.