OCTOBER 25 TO 29, 2009
OOPSLA 2009 was over in a Flash
See you next year in Reno/Tahoe, Nevada where OOPSLA becomes a part of
OOPSLA 2009
State-of-the-art meets the state-of-practice...
Practitioners meet Researchers...
Software Engineering meets Programming Languages...
At OOPSLA 2009 we will:
- Seed Clouds, Scale and Mash, be Reliable and Agile.
- We will enjoy co-located events: WikiSym, Mini-PLoP, Dynamic Language Symposium, and Onward!
- Listen to some of the greatest voices in our industry: Barbara Liskov, Jeannette Wing, Gerard Holzmann, Tom Malone, Brion Vibber, Robert Johnson and many others.
- Attend Tutorials, Workshops, Research Papers, Lightning Talks, Panels, Demos, Posters, Educators' and Trainers' Symposium, Doctoral Symposium, DesignFest®, Onward Essays, Films, etc.
- Continue the tradition of contributing to our community, as we have done with: CRC cards, CLOS, design patterns, Self, the agile methodologies, service-oriented architectures, wikis, Unified Modeling Language (UML), test driven design (TDD), refactoring, Java, dynamic compilation, and aspect-oriented programming.
That is just a sampling of what makes OOPSLA the conference of choice for software technologists—from recognized academics to undergraduate students, from industrial researchers to developers and managers, from the creators of technology to its users.
We are proud to offer you OOPSLA and look forward to sharing the experience with you this year in Orlando.
Why OOPSLA matters?
These days, we all take for granted that software is best built incrementally, that testing while coding leads to better quality software, that virtual machine-based languages can be as fast as natively-compiled languages, that patterns are great way to bootstrap your thinking when designing, and that an object-oriented language with single inheritance is likely easier to deal with than one with multiple inheritance...
Many of these well-accepted tenets in the software industry and programming trade have their roots in one conference. A conference that started with a band of early programmers who were passionate about a powerful new style of programming: object-oriented programming. That style has evolved over the years to become a source of innovation for all things programming and software. Indeed, most of the assertions above can be traced back to their origins in papers, workshops, or ideas stemmed from that conference: OOPSLA. Such is the legacy of this conference.
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Conference Chair
Adayana, Inc.
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Program Chair
University of Central Florida
