Conference on Dynamic Languages - Submission System Opened

> This is to notify all potentially interested that the submission  
> system for the International Conference on Dynamic Languages (the  
> ESUG2007 peer reviewed paper session) is now opened.
> Papers (max. 25 pages, references included) should be in pdf-format  
> and are too be submitted through a web-service located at
> http://www.lore.ua.ac.be/Events/ESUG07/
>
> The Call for papers is provided below.
>
>
> International Conference on Dynamic Languages
>   -- Call for papers --
>
> 15th International Smalltalk Joint Conference 2007
> Lugano, Switzerland, 25-31 August 2007
> http://www.esug.org/conferences/2007
>
> Although Smalltalk is one of the oldest object-oriented programming  
> languages, its conception and programming environment can still be  
> considered as a design pearl and as a beacon in the realm of  
> programming languages and programming environments. Other dynamic  
> languages (such as Lisp, Scheme, Self,...) were similarly  
> influential in expanding what software engineers can express with  
> their programs. With the rising popularity of languages like Ruby,  
> Python, Javascrip, PHP, and with the growing challenges of aspect-
> orientation, pervasive computing, mobile code, and contextaware  
> computing, dynamic languages are a worthy topic for further  
> research. Therefore, ESUG decided to broaden the scope of the  
> formerly "Smalltalk only" research track of its yearly meeting in  
> order to enable cross-fertilization with research conducted using  
> other dynamic languages. This way we hope to obtain more  
> significant scientific results on various aspects of dynamicity in  
> programming languages.
>
> Therefore this international conference invites research papers  
> that report on original scientific research conducted in and/or  
> dynamic programming languages.
>
> Important dates:
>   - Submission Deadline: Sunday 27th May, 2007, 0hrs CET.
>   - Notification of acceptance: 1rst of July 2007.
>   - Final Submission: 1st August 2007.
>