Am 09.01.2009 um 11:00 schrieb Nicola Pero:
- several talks and topics where proposed, as of now only Helge
has confirmed two talks (thanks Helge!)
I'll be there and can hold two talks
Saturday 15:00 - 16:00: Cross-Platform Objective-C Development
Using GNUstep (Presentation)
Sunday 12:00 - 13:00: Building Server Applications using
Objective-C and GNUstep (Tutorial)
Since there will be fewer of us this year, I decided it's better to
give general presentations for
the "general non-GNUstep public" on how they could use Objective-C
and GNUstep to "do useful
things"
If I can scrape some time together I would be willing to prepare such
an ObjC Basics session (maybe including some exercise on the
notebooks the people bring along - that would possibly even exclude
GNUstep itself to keep the setup requirements low - so just doing
some hello world stuff in ObjC for which only an installed GCC with
ObjC+Runtime would be needed).
But then again I don't know the underlying C that much by heart so
that some quirky questions by the auditorium could easily knock me off.
Maybe I just prepare the slides and somebody else can take over at
FOSDEM?
- as opposed to talking about details of a specific project or
piece of software. ;-)
The room is small (31 people) so I wouldn't be too hurried about
cancelling it. We're not taking
up huge resources from Fosdem, and our line-up of presentations is
quite decent and exciting.
A lot of people know about Apple and Objective-C and will be
interested - the room might even
be too small for some of the activities! ;-)
True.
What is missing (IMO) from our presentation lineup is someone
talking about Etoile.
I am also very much interested in this (especially all the stuff
David Chisnall did with the runtime and the LanguageKit), but from
what I heard of the Étoilé people my hopes are low. Blame the weak
Pound for it (or whatever).
Thanks
regards,
Lars
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