A couple of comments from reviewing the "in1" tagged items.
Community is sorely under represented. Only 1 talk accepted, and
that is talk number 80, about not forgetting the users. I think we
really need to review the community talks again, and see if we can
get a couple of others in. Eclipse to me is about community and
building the community around your project.
The Java J2EE Tooling talks are not represented at all, and WTP is a
top level project. The following talks represent J2EE, 330, 326,
53, and 42. Of those, I think at least either 330 or 53 should be
in the program. I know the area is not exciting, but J2EE is still
heavily used in the corporate environment, and deserves some slots
on the program.
I'm also surprised that 185 isn't rated higher than it is for mobile
development.
In the modelling area, I'd like to promote 266. Healthcare is a
HUGE area right now. Should keep in mind that we are in Washington
DC, where there is a huge push right now for data standards around
health care. I know Dave Carlson, and have seen him speak, he is
good.
I'm going to be travelling all day on Tuesday, and will have limited
availability on Monday/
Dave
On 11/25/2011 09:36 AM, Ian Skerrett wrote:
> Ian Skerrett <ian.skerrett@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> - 200 and 380 both seem like Tycho use case talks.
Maybe select
> one? Did anyone see Max's presentation at ECE?
200 isn't a tycho talk. Did you mean 201?
That one's tycho but it's not currently accepted. I'm not
seeing two "in1" tycho talks unless I'm missing one.
Sorry I meant 201. I think Doug has updated to not have this one
accepted.
My only other input is that Wayne/Denis have
two very similar talks:
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2012/sessions/how-your-project-will-love-common-build-infrastructure
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2012/sessions/how-i-learned-stop-worrying-and-love-build
The second one is in Agile/ALM but I think it
is much more widely interesting. The first one is only
interesting to a narrow set of people - committers on new
projects at Eclipse, or those moving to CBI for the first
time. This material is extremely important to that small set
of people, but maybe it could be a webinar or written
tutorial?
fwiw, Denis and Wayne's talk in the ALM track will be accepted.
That's all I'm seeing right now.
This is getting tougher and tougher...
John
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