Please refer to the
Overview for scheduling
information.
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Gregor Kiczales
- Making the Code Look Like the Design |
Many software development advances can be characterized as making the code look
more like the design -- from the looping constructs of structured programming,
to object-oriented programming and model-based development.
The first part of this keynote will outline the contribution aspect-oriented
programming is making to this evolution. What is unique about AOP? What does it
share with previous advances? What can we learn from previous advances about
work we still have to do?
The second part of the talk will explore a further step in the evolution:
intentional technology is a synthesis of object-oriented, aspect-oriented and
intentional programming techniques. This integrated technology enables code for
a wider variety of systems to look more like the design. I will use examples to
show what intentional technology can be, and to explore the unique role that
aspect-orientation has to play. |
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Satoshi Matsuoka
- Aspects of Grid Computing |
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The Grid is slated to become one of the major infrastructures for network
computing. Indeed, there are very large and active national as well as
international projects to not only build grids but to also conduct significant
Grid middleware as well as Grid applications research and development. The talk
will introduce the current status quo of Grid research, and will attempt to
identify its aspects as well as prospects for AOP to play a role in its
construction, since the current trend is to define a set of Grid Services
as Web-based component models. |
