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The European Joint Conferences on Theory and Practice of Software
(ETAPS) is the primary European forum for academic and industrial
researchers working on topics relating to Software Science.
ETAPS, established in 1998, is a confederation of five main annual conferences, accompanied by satellite workshops and other events.
ETAPS 2008 is the eleventh event in the series.
OOPSLA there it is! OOPSLA 2006
"See Craig’s Spoon update, inforamtion on Sophie and more!"
"See Göran Krampe’s Gjallar demo at OOPSLA 2006, Tim’s pointer update, board information and a License update. "
OLPC = One Laptop per Child
Source : CroqueTweak ( Bert Freudenberg )
"I just returned from a nice productive visit to California, where I brought back my very own $100-laptop. Got the camera working in Etoys (see picture on the right, showing Yoshiki and me) with just a few patches to Diego's code.
We also went to visit Keith Packard and Carl Worth of Cairo fame in Portland. Had a nice chat about Twin and then hacked away on a Pepsi version of image compositing operators. A very interesting meeting it was, with the old folks (Alan Kay, Jim Gettys) and the younger ones all sharing their thoughts.
And back to OLPC, read this nice essay titled Free Laptops: Creating, Producing and Sharing a Revolution."
OLPC = One Laptop per Child
Source : CroqueTweak ( Bert Freudenberg )
Just found a nice video on youtube about the $100 laptop at NECC 06, including a cameo of our very own Kim Rose (at 3:21) while the speaker is mentioning "creativity" - very apt, I'd say.