Eric Bodden

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AOSD 2010 in Rennes and St Malo just finished. It was a great event, I really enjoyed the conference a lot. You can find some photos here. There was lots of interesting papers. The paper Execution Levels for Aspect-Oriented Programming by Eric Tanter won the best-paper award, certainly deserved, I think it’s great work.

It turns out that AOSD 2011 is going to be in beautiful Pernambuco, Brazil. It’s certainly going to be a great event, too. I hope to see you all there. AOSD 2011 is going to have two submission deadlines:

First Round

Research paper submission:Thursday, July 1st, 2010 (23:59 Samoan time)
Acceptance notification:Monday, September 6th, 2010 (23:59 Samoan time)

Second Round

Research paper submission:Friday, October 1st, 2010 (23:59 Samoan time)
Acceptance notification:Friday, December 10th, 2010 (23:59 Samoan time)
Camera-ready copy:Thursday, January 13th, 2011 (23:59 Samoan time)

You can submit to each round separately – both rounds are largely independent. However, if you submit to the first deadline then you have the advantage of (1) maybe having your paper accepted earlier or (2) if it gets rejected with a “resubmit again later” then you can re-submit an improved paper to the 2nd deadline. The goal is to enable a more journal-like review process that allows for correcting papers instead of having to reject them right away.

The RV 2009 DEADLINE has been EXTENDED to:
    Wednesday 25 March 2009, 23:59 Samoan time (= UTC-11)
http://www-rv2009.imag.fr/
9th International Workshop on Runtime Verification
RV 2009, June 26 – June 28, 2009
Grenoble, France

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This week I will be attending AOSD 2009, at Charlottesville, VA. (I hope it’s going to look at least close to what it looks like on this picture. Probably not, at this time of the year.) Anyway, I will be presenting my paper on Dependent Advice. I also plan to attend Alex Villazón’s demo on the MAJOR and CARAJillo tools, which allow you to (finally!) weave into the Java runtime library without having to worry about breaking it. In my session, there will also be some interesting talks about data-flow pointcuts and expressive scoping of distributed aspects (curious to find out what these are). Stay tuned for more…

Update: You can download my slides here… PPTX, PPT, PDF – enjoy!