The last entry in our ECOOP video series is Tim Jones presenting his and Michael Homer’s work on modelling inheritance in Grace:
As a bonus, here’s Tim’s talk at ECOOP last year on Brand Objects for Nominal Typing in Grace:
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Half a Life in Software
Continuing the series of ECOOP talk videos, here’s a talk that actually mentions Grace (if you stick with it).
Postmodernism at Curry On
Over the last week, several of the Grace project people were at the ECOOP and Curry On conferences in Rome and gave a few talks that were recorded. Here’s the first one:
Grace at ECOOP
The European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming starts next month, and, once again Grace people will be there.
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On Sunday, the first workshop day, Andrew Black will discuss
The Expression Problem, Gracefully in the MASPEGHI workshop.
On Wednesday, the first day of the full conference, Tim Jones will present the technical paper Brand Objects for Nominal Typing by Tim Jones et al which describes how Grace can be extended to support nominal typing. Tim is also charing the ECOOP Doctoral Symposium this year.
On Thursday, Kim Bruce is presenting the talk Graceful Programming — Teaching Introductory Programming as part of the ECOOP Summer School.
Update: Materials from the tutorial, including slides, documentation, sample programs, and homework exercises can be found at http://www.cs.pomona.edu/~kim/GraceStuff/GraceTutorial.html
Three Talks on Grace
In the next couple of weeks, there are three talks on Grace.
First, a virtual talk — a video Michael Homer’s talk at last year’s Strange Loop is now online
Second, this coming Tuesday, James Noble is talking about Grace in Vancouver at The University of British Columbia — 4pm Tuesday 7 May.
Third, as part of ICSE, James will be talking specifically about Can an Introductory Programming Language Support the Teaching of Software Engineering? at the CSEET conference, at 3pm on the 21st of May.
James is travelling to Vancouver, Pomona, then up to the Bay Area and San Francisco between now and then, if people would like to talk about Grace.