I like the idea. Have we covered all topics
sufficiently with that?
Am 18.05.2011 08:35
schrieb "Bernd Kolb" <
bernd.kolb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> I like the idea. Have we covered all
topics sufficiently with that?
>
> Other opinions in the PC?
>
> Bernd
> Am 17.05.2011 15:37 schrieb "Ian
Skerrett" <
ian.skerrett@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
>> All,
>>
>> I was reviewing the call for papers
for ECE. I would like to suggest
>> we include some themes/tracks for
people to consider when submitting
>> their ideas. In my experience this is
important to set the overall tone
>> of the conference. Below is what I
would suggest.
>>
>> Anne, mentioned to me that it was
suggested to use the old EclipseCon
>> themes of Making with Eclipse, Making
at Eclipse and Making Community.
>> In my experience these themes are too
inward looking and make it hard
>> for external people to really
understand what EclipseCon is all about.
>>
>>
>> Ian
>>
>>
>> ECE 2011 Proposed Themes
>>
>> 1. Better Application Lifecycle
Management
>> - Presentations and cases studies on
the tools and techniques that
>> improve the application development
and management lifecycle. Suggested
>> topics include Mylyn, testing tools,
integrating Maven and Hudson, test
>> driven development, migrating to git
and others.
>>
>> 2. Models in the Real World
>> - Eclipse modeling technology has
become a standard for organizations
>> using a model driven development
approach. Topic for this track will
>> explore how Eclipse modeling
technology is being used to the technical
>> challenges for these organizations.
>>
>> 3. Building Industry Solutions with
Eclipse
>> - Eclipse has proven to be a powerful
platform for building flexible and
>> extensible applications. Many
organizations are building platforms
>> that address the needs of a specific
industry, like banking, insurance,
>> automotive, aerospace and others.
This track will explore the
>> technology, architecture and policies
required to build industry
>> solutions with Eclipse runtime
technology.
>>
>> 4. 10 Years of Eclipse
>> - At EclipseCon Europe 2011 we will
be celebrating 10 years since the
>> first release of Eclipse in November
2001. During these 10 years
>> Eclipse has had substantial influence
on how people build software,
>> perceive open source software and
view developer tools. Tell us how
>> you and your organization have
changed over the last 10 years and what
>> is in store for the future of
Eclipse, open source and software
> development.
>> --
>> Ian Skerrett
>> Director of Marketing
>> Eclipse Foundation
>> Tel: 613-224-9461 ext 227
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