My post-GTTSE’2005 paper is ready. Abstract:
Hierarchical data could be viewed and processed as XML using the SXML format and Scheme language. We introduce a symmetry constraint on this approach, reveal the weak points of the SXML representation, and discuss mapping between XML and SXML.
I’ve updated my research support wiki. One of the changes is a new page for XSieve.
Finally, my GTTSE 2005 photos are online. The start page is approximately 2Mb, and larger photos are of 300Kb-1Mb size. Unfortunately, I can’t describe how great was the event. Instead, read “Resume from GTTSE Summer School” by Steen Brahe.
The new project SXQuery looks very interesting for me. First, the developers started with the review of current approaches, and their wiki contains a lot of useful information. Second, my efforts are noticed.
I’m starting the trip to GTTSE 2005 tomorrow morning (in fact, today, because now is 3:40am). Unfortunately, a draft poster is finished only now. Download: TeX, PDF.
I don’t make any presentation at the GTTSE 2005, but I want to share my ideas and get feedback. Specially for this conference, I’ve ordered and got a T-shirt with the buzz word “Generative XPath”, this blog URL and words “Scheme” and “[La]TeX”.
Unfortunately, I’m not giving a presentation at the «Participants Workshop of the summer school on Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering (GTTSE 2005).» The competition was a quite tight: there were 32 extended abstracts and only 14 time slots. Well, anyway, at least I again have got a valuable feedback.
I’ve published the article “Reusing XML Processing Code in non-XML Applications” ([PDF]) version 1.0 and posted announces to different forums.
I’m visiting Summer School on Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering (GTTSE 2005) and hopefully give a presentation.
Some time ago I submitted an article to the Generative Programming and Component Engineering (GPCE’05) conference. Article is rejected, but to my great surprise I’ve got useful and inspiring comments.
I visited as lurker Spring Colloquium for Young Researchers in Databases and Information Sytems (SYRCoDIS’2005). Quality of some talks was poor, but overall I liked the event very much. Moreover, I’ve got new knowledge and had meetings on scientific and business topics. I’m looking forward to SYRCoDIS’2006.
A confirmation letter is received: “… for the Summer School on Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering (GTTSE 2005) has been completed. As a result, your participation in the summer school is now confirmed.”
I’m slowly and painfully writing a paper for the Generative Programming and Component Engineering (GPCE’05) conference. I hate my writing which should be thrown away and rewritten from scratch. But deadline is near, and today was a firm day for submitting abstracts.
Article isn’t writing. Although, in general, I have ideas what to write, the actual writing is painfully slow. Today I’ve only finish a section, and I feel I’ll rewrite it somewhen.
I’m writing a paper (not for GTTSE2005 as the previous entry may suggest). Here is a bit of the text written today.
Just have received a very nice notification: “The registration form you submitted has been evaluated, and we are happy to inform you that you have been ACCEPTED to participate in the Summer School on Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering (GTTSE 2005).”
I’ve submitted an application for participation in the Summer School on Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering.
Homepage of the International Conference on
Generative Programming and Component Engineering (GPCE): http://gpce.org/
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