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With iOS 5 and OS X 10.7, Apple introduced a number of new Objective-C features. With the release of version 1.6 of the GNUstep Objective-C runtime and version 3.0 of clang these are now all available to GNUstep developers. The new features include better data hiding, automatic reference counting, and a number of other features. This talk will cover these features, as well as some of the extensions beyond Apple's version and the improvements in Objective-C performance since FOSDEM last year. | With iOS 5 and OS X 10.7, Apple introduced a number of new Objective-C features. With the release of version 1.6 of the GNUstep Objective-C runtime and version 3.0 of clang these are now all available to GNUstep developers. The new features include better data hiding, automatic reference counting, and a number of other features. This talk will cover these features, as well as some of the extensions beyond Apple's version and the improvements in Objective-C performance since FOSDEM last year. | ||
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Revision as of 16:52, 10 January 2012
FOSDEM 2012 Announcement
FOSDEM 2012 will take place at at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, in Brussels on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 February 2012.
This page is for organizing GNUstep's participation in the event. This includes the organization of a developer meeting the Friday before FOSDEM.
Organizer(s)
- Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf (lars dot sonchocky dash helldorf at hamburg dot de)
- is somebody else interested in lending me a hand?
Who will attend FOSDEM
One of the main reasons people attend the event is that you can meet, and talk directly to, other developers, whom you would otherwise meet only virtually (on mailing lists, emails, newsgroups, IRC etc.). We expect many lead developers and contributors to be present, so if you have never met them, you shouldn't miss this occasion!
The following is a list of people of GNUstep fame who have confirmed (or denied) that they will be able to join us at the GNUstep meeting at FOSDEM 2012:
Name | Friday
3. Feb |
Saturday
4. Feb |
Sunday
5. Feb |
Monday
6. Feb |
Special comments / topics | Hotel |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lars S.-Helldorf | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | event organizer | Argus |
Nikolaus Schaller | No | Yes | Yes | No | QuantumSTEP + Openmoko / GTA04.org | Argus |
Quentin Mathé | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Étoilé | |
Niels Grewe | Étoilé | |||||
David Chisnall | Étoilé | |||||
Sebastian Reitenbach | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | OpenBSD packages | Hotel The Moon |
Nicolas Roard | ? | Étoilé | ||||
Nicola Pero | ? | GNUstep | ||||
Fred Kiefer | ? | GNUstep (GUI, Cairo) | ||||
Riccardo Mottola | ? | GNUstep, GAP | ||||
Gerold Rupprecht | ? | GNUstep | ||||
Richard Frith-Macdonald | ? | GNUstep | ||||
N.N. | t.b.d. | t.b.d. | t.b.d. | t.b.d. | t.b.d. |
Dev-Room Presentations and Events
The room at out disposal will be AW1.126 (capacity is 72 seats (this is more than twice of what we had the years ago); in the building "AW"), -- on Saturday 2011-02-04 from (to be confirmed) 11:00 to 19:00
Call for participation
We are looking for people who want to give a talk, moderate a discussion, hold a hand ons (practice) / hacking session or organize a code sprint. Please send your proposals to GNUstep discussion list, the organizers mentioned above or - if you've got a wiki account - enter them right here. At first a title, a short summary, proposed duration and a preffered time slot would do, so we can start scheduling as soon as possible.
deadline for filing is t.b.d., deadline for the papers is t.b.d.
Note: The FOSDEM organizers strongly recommend a granularity of 15 minute blocks. So if a talk is just 15 (lightning talk), 30 or 45 minutes long - fine! But we should have 15 minutes breaks between the talks so that the visitors have enough time to find a seat and the presenters have enough time to get ready.
List of submitted talk/discussion/session proposals
Please submit through *GNUstep discussion list* until *2011-12-31*
Wishlist for talks/discussions/sessions
Enter talks/discussions/sessions here you would be interested in.
- GNUstep Progresses and Roadmap
- CoreBase and CoreGraphics/Opal in GNUstep
Schedule
Time Slot | Author | Title / Abstract | Kind | Slides |
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Saturday, Feb 05, 2011 | ||||
10:00 - 10:30 | GNUstep Developers | GNUstep Developer's Meeting
Meet the GNUstep developers face to face, discuss current afairs of GNUstep, share news about the latest development and plans on GNUstep, improve collaboration between the several GNUstep related projects |
meeting, discussion | - |
xx:xx - xx:xx | David Chisnall | New Features of Objective-C
With iOS 5 and OS X 10.7, Apple introduced a number of new Objective-C features. With the release of version 1.6 of the GNUstep Objective-C runtime and version 3.0 of clang these are now all available to GNUstep developers. The new features include better data hiding, automatic reference counting, and a number of other features. This talk will cover these features, as well as some of the extensions beyond Apple's version and the improvements in Objective-C performance since FOSDEM last year. |
talk | t.b.d. link to slides |
xx:00 - xx:30 | Quentin Mathé | Étoilé: What has been done over the past year and what's next?
In this presentation, we will take a look at the Étoilé progresses over the past year. We will summarize our work on both our core frameworks and GNUstep. We will also discuss the project status in a broader way, and what can be expected in 2012. |
talk | t.b.d. link to slides |
xx:00 - xx:00 | Quentin Mathé | CoreObject : An Object Store built for Revision Control and Desktop Environment Needs
Short description to be written |
talk | t.b.d. link to slides |
xx:xx - xx:xx | t.b.d. who is holding the event | t.b.d. The Title of the Event
t.b.d. some longer description here |
t.b.d. what is it (talk, discussion, lecture, demo ...) | t.b.d. link to slides |
Suggested Hotels
last year Sebastian Reitenbach and Nikolaus Schaller have booked here. Ask them on the mailing list on their Experience:
Louise Hotel
- 40, rue Veydt
- 1050 Bruxelles
- http://www.louisehotel.com/
- Sebastian Reitenbach says:
- book via: http://www.hotelreservierungen.de , which is cheaper than the offer on the hotel site. The reservation includes breakfast.
- free WiFi is available
- it costs only about half the price of the Argus hotel from last year.
- Its near avenue louise, only a foot walk away from the university campus.
NOTE Dec 2011: appears to have changed owner and is no longer listed in online booking portals
Argus Hotel Brussels (Belguim) (good experiences from past years)
- 6, Rue Capitaine Crespel
- B-1050 Bruxelles, Belgique
- Tel +32 2 514 07 70
- Fax +32 2 514 12 22
- reception@hotel-argus.be
- Rate: 65/night - but you have to ask for the 'GNUstep/FOSDEM' discount
- has free Internet ;-)
Normal prices are here:
http://www.hotel-argus.be/ukrates.htm
but there are discounts available:
http://www.hotel-argus.be/ukpromotions.htm
and we'll ask for even better discounts for a group booking (we need to know who's will be there for that!)
Some people booked that hotel in the last years: Nicolas, Marcus, Helge ,Lars.
Sun Hotel in Brussels (Belguim) (not recommended)
- Rue du Berger, 38
- 1050 Brussels (near Porte de Namur)
- Tel : +32(0)2 511 21 19
- Fax : +32(0)2 512 32 71
- sunhotel@skynet.be
- www.hotels-belgium.com/brussel-al/sunhotel.htm
- 50 EUR/Single room with breakfast
- 22 rooms total
- 3km distance to University
has internet access, will make breakfast room available for developers after 11:00 am. Two electrical plugs for breakfast room, so need extension cord with additional plugs. Ask for first or second floor rooms close to reception for good wifi connections.
Hotel Sabina in Brussels (Belgium)
- Rue du Nord 78
- B-1000 Brussels
- Tel: (32)2 218 26 37
- Fax: (32)2 219 32 39
(very good rating by visitors) 63 EUR/Single with breakfast 8 single only + 16 double rooms 4,2km distance
Hotel Mozart in Bruxelles (Belgium)
- Rue Marché aux Fromages 23
- B-1000 Brussels
- Tel +32 2 502 66 61
- Fax +32 2 502 77 58
- Email Hotel.mozart@skynet.be
http://www.hotels-belgium.com/brussel-center/mozart.htm
70 EUR/Single room NO breakfast WLAN
51 rooms total 4,2km distance
We are open to other suggestions. Please take into account distance to the University and access to public transportation.
A quick introduction to Brussels: http://wikitravel.org/en/Brussel
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