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Re: [eclipse.org-eclipsecon-program-committee] Long Talk & Panel update

Well, I just accepted 2 talks in the Java track (Java7, refactorings).
Looking at the remaining contributions, I could see use for one extra slot
if any.

I don't think the panel decision will be made until after new year though.

Matter for thoughts: One idea which got raised (but not submitted) was to
discuss adding language features vs. capabilities to IDEs (think of aspectJ
switching to annotations),
e.g. APT (annotation processors as plugpable language extensions)
e.g. AspectJ: from language additions to annotations
e.g. JSR305: standardizing more annotation --> more IDE capabilities
(@NonNull)
e.g. static analysis : enforcing contracts (close stream after open) : SAFE
typestate analysis
Now, this isn't a Java specific topic... is this something which could be
of more general interest, where someone from the Java world would discuss
how annotations did help in this area ? And others could join ?



                                                                           
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This is certainly an option.  At the moment, I am aware of OSGi and Web
tracks needing additional slots.  It would be great to hear from others,
and also to see more of the talks ACCEPTED (now at 36 of 68).  I suspect
with the holidays it may not be until after the new year (unfortunately).

Thanks,
Rich


On 12/22/06 10:46 AM, "Donald Smith" <donald.smith@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

      Perhaps we could look at sessions that will almost certainly have a
      strong demand and/or a lot of interactivity and try to put them in
      the theater?


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      Panel update

      Thanks, Doug.

      Bjorn and I, having given it some more thought, believe we should try
      to stick to having panels in the panel slots (and not reallocating to
      Long Talks).  This is due to the fact that it’s a theater space
      (better for panels than talks), and that we probably have enough
      interesting panels to fill them (e.g. Technology had 3 submissions
      that all seem reasonable).

      Thoughts on this?  Also, are there talks you think might make a good
      panel?

      Best,
      Rich


      On 12/21/06 10:23 AM, "Doug Schaefer" <DSchaefer@xxxxxxx> wrote:
      Hey gang,

      I’ve had no submissions for the C++ Panel. I can’t think of an
      obvious one that would have immense value at this point other than
      multi-language but we are planning on doing that with the Tools
      panel. I’d like to offer it back to the pool unless someone in the
      committee can think of a good reason not to.


      Doug Schaefer, QNX Software Systems
      Eclipse CDT Project Lead, Tools PMC Member






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      update

      Hi All,

      It would be great to wrap up the majority of selections before the
      holidays, so if you’re certain about those you’d like to mark as
      ACCEPTED and DECLINED, now’s the time.  As mentioned before, this
      should make it much easier to decide on reallocations.

      Don’t forget to about the declines (as tough as it may be), though
      leave your hopefuls set to NEW in case you receive more slots.

      Here’s where we’re at (allocated/accepted/submitted/declined):

      Track         Long Talk  Panel      Comment
      Business      4/0/17/0   1/0/1/0
      C++           2/2/5/3    1/0/0/0    Talks set
      Data          3/3/3/0    1/1/1/0    A perfect score! ;)
      Fundamentals  4/0/15/0   0/0/1/0    A panel in need of a slot
      Industry      2/0/3/0    1/0/1/0
      Java          4/0/11/0   1/0/2/0
      Mashup        2/0/8/0    1/0/1/0
      Mobile        5/4/6/0    1/0/1/0    Almost set
      Modeling      5/0/13/0   1/0/1/0    Ready to ACCEPT, discussion
      posted
      OSGi          2/0/15/0   1/0/2/0
      Reporting     5/0/10/0   1/0/0/0    Ready to ACCEPT, discussion
      posted
      RCP           4/0/21/0   1/0/0/0
      SOA           2/0/5/0    1/0/1/0
      Technology    6/6/25/19  1/0/3/0    Just need panel decision
      Test          4/4/12/8   1/0/1/0    Just need panel decision
      Tools         4/0/7/0    1/0/0/0
      Web           5/4/16/1   1/1/2/0    Almost set

      Recall there are 3 extra slots, and that we should be considering the
      overall program (more PC votes on “foreign” tracks would be great!).

      Thanks!
      - Rich






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