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.

OOPSLA gratefully thanks:

for being one of our Silver Supporters

OOPSLA 2009 - Videocast 3 - Cloud Analytics and BigData by Dr. Anant Jhingran of IBM

Anant Jhingran is well known for leading the technology direction of IBM’s information management division—which includes DB2, Informix, Cloudscape, and Cognos, to name a few. One of the important aspect of any information management portfolio is its analytics capabilities. Nowadays with companies collecting vast amount of data from their Web properties from end users of via social media sites, an obvious growth areas for information management users and vendors is to facilitate fast and appropriate insights from this ever increasing big collection of data. Business Intelligence is not a new field, however, the opportunity to apply such technology has never been more pervasive and for so much and so varied domains and in many ways have never been more challenging...

OOPSLA 2008 Highlights

Practice-based Design: Some Object Lessons

Lucy Suchman

OOPSLA 2009 was over in a Flash