A better suggestion for the BoF session would be to do a general one for Semantic Web stuff at Apache and target all relevant Apache projects:
Jena Marmotta Clerezza Stanbol Any23 Rob On 27/01/2014 13:18, "Rob Vesse" <[email protected]> wrote: >I'm going to at least talk to YarcData about whether I could go. > >In terms of talk topics I'm thinking of submitting proposals for the >following: > >- SPARQL Optimization >- Extending Jena with custom query engines and storage layers (though >someone like you may be better to do this talk) >- Jena JDBC > >In terms of other topics for talks: > >- Jena Status - current work, upcoming changes, planned/proposed changes >- Project Lizard - assuming the eventual target is Apache Jena >- Stephen's jena-client stuff >- Clive's jena-security stuff > >There was a point made on the Incubator list is that one of the talk >formats is intended for quick "Hey this exists" type talks that could be >used for getting attention on less mature components. > >Also if any of us do end up going it may be good to submit for a general >Jena BoF session for us to get a chance to meet anyone in the Jena >community or at Apache who's interested in the project > >Rob > >On 21/01/2014 05:34, "Andy Seaborne" <[email protected]> wrote: > >>It would be great if someone went (and presented). It sounds like a >>fantastic event to go to. >> >>The "how" depends on timing. The event is April 5-7 and the CFP closes >>Feb 1. >> >>Any interest? Any ideas of what would be the best thing to present? >> >>(I'd like to go but I need to see how a couple of projects work out >>timing-wise which make getting stuff together possible but "intersting") >> >> Andy >> >>On 20/01/14 16:01, Rob Vesse wrote: >>> All >>> >>> Is anyone involved in Jena (either on the PMC or the wider community) >>> planning on attending or submitting to ApacheCon? >>> >>> Was wondering if and how we should be promoting this as a PMC >>> >>> Rob >>> >>> On 17/01/2014 18:52, "Rich Bowen" <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> Fellow ASF committers, >>>> >>>> ApacheCon this year is going to be different from what we've done in >>>>the >>>> past, and we need your help in making that happen. By partnering with >>>> the Linux Foundation, we're doing something new in the hopes of giving >>>> Apache the exposure we deserve, as the most important organization in >>>> the Free/Open Source software ecosystem. >>>> >>>> Whereas in the past we've had three or four tracks of content, we have >>>> room for 9 this year. That means that we have enough space for a half >>>> day, or a full day, or even more, focused on *your* project. Before, >>>>we >>>> may have had one or two talks about that project that you've devoted >>>> years of your life to - this year, you can cover it from soup to nuts, >>>> and bring in an audience eager to hear about it. >>>> >>>> We need your talk submissions. We want the beginner, intermediate, and >>>> advanced content from those projects that have been under-represented >>>>in >>>> the past. We also want to hear from the larger community of users, >>>> vendors, and folks building apps on top of your platforms. We rely on >>>> you to reach out to your developer and user lists to solicit this >>>>content. >>>> >>>> We need you to tell your developer and user lists that they should be >>>> there - that this will be the year that they can get more than just an >>>> intro, but they can get the deep dive. >>>> >>>> The CFP deadline is February 1, which is only two weeks away. Please >>>> help us make this event a huge success. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Rich Bowen >>>> [email protected] >>>> http://rcbowen.com/ >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > > >
