The Fourth Annual Conference of the D Programming Language: DConf 2016
May 4 to May 6, 2016
Berlin, Germany
http://dconf.org/2016/
DConf 2016 will feature keynotes, technical talks for all levels of D
knowledge, experience reports, panels, and lightning talks.
The conference invites the submission of proposals for papers, talks,
and experience reports. The topics of choice are anything and everything
related to the D language. Such include:
* Language Proper issues, such as new idioms and techniques enabled by D
* Tools and Techniques for maximizing productivity when working in D
* Experience reports on using D in the real world
* Under the hood glances at compiler and standard library implementation
artifacts
* Hot topics that are sure to start lively debates, such as manual and
automatic memory management, migrating from other languages, and of
course the perennial matter of managing the D development itself
These are not all-inclusive. Originality in topics and formats is warmly
encouraged. If it is relevant to the D language, it fits.
Important Dates
Submission Deadline: Friday February 26, 2016, 23:59:59.99 PST
Early bird registration deadline: Monday February 29, 2016, 23:59:59.99 PST
Conference: Wednesday May 4 – Friday May 6, 2016
Submissions
We expect submissions in plain text format or one of the usual rich
document formats, such as PDF or DOC. Send your submissions to
[email protected]. If accepted, the talks will be delivered by
the submitter(s) unless the submission indicates otherwise. The
submission should include:
* Title
* Kind (e.g. talk, tutorial, panel, contest, interpretive dance)
* Duration (we're aiming for 50-minute presentations, but are
considering smaller and larger durations as well)
* Target Audience (e.g. beginner, intermediate, advanced)
* Abstract: the "elevator pitch" of the talk, in one paragraph
* Extended description: an extended abstract including any details you
believe are relevant for evaluating the submission
* Brief speaker biography including a summary of their expertise
relative to the talk topic
* Keyword tags
Organizers
Walter Bright, The D Language Foundation
Ali Çehreli, The D Language Foundation, Riverbed
Andrei Alexandrescu, The D Language Foundation
Mihails Strasuns, Sociomantic
