| ANN: Call for Speakers - Code Generation 2008 [message #600218] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 14:38 |
 Mark Dalgarno
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With an emphasis on providing practical advice, Code Generation 2008 is
the ideal opportunity for architects, developers and others to understand
how to benefit from emerging tools and technologies in the broad area of
Code Generation.
Call for Speakers:
Submission Deadline: Friday January 18th 2008
We are currently seeking high-quality session proposals covering topics in
model-driven software development (including Model-Driven Software
Development, Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs), Generative Programming,
Software Product Lines. Model-to-Model Transformations and related areas).
Sessions could cover topics such as:
- Tool and technology adoption
- Code Generation and Model Transformation tools and approaches
- Defining and implementing modelling languages
- Domain Analysis and Domain Engineering
- Language evolution and modularization
- Meta Modelling
- Runtime virtual machines versus direct code generation
Real-world case studies based on any aspect of these and related
approaches are particularly encouraged although more theoretical sessions
are also welcome.
Take part in Code Generation 2008 and find out why industry observers
think that Code Generation is the next evolutionary step in Software
Development.
Accepted speakers have their conference fees waived.
Code Generation 2008 takes place in Cambridge, UK from 25th - 27th June
2008
For more information on proposing a session please visit:
http://www.codegeneration.net/conference/speak.php
What people said about our previous conference - Code Generation 2007:
"I've been working in domain-specific modelling for a dozen years
and in
this time this has been the highest-quality conference on this topic that
I've been to - and I've been to a few."
"The combinedfor that matter, individualexpertise present was
remarkable, and presented a tremendous opportunity for knowledge exchange."
"The presentations were all top quality, making it often difficult to
decide between the concurrently running sessions. The wealth of MDD
knowledge present at the event was impressive, not only from the
presenters, but from the other delegates as well."
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