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RIA Unleashed Deck

Here's a link to my new blog with my RIA Unleashed deck and some thoughts on RAD OO. (translate)

Free One Day Conference Pass - Practical Product Lines 2009 - Amsterdam

If you are in or near Amsterdam and would like to attend the inaugural Practical Product Lines conference, drop me a line before end of business tomorrow and I should be able to get you a pass. It can be for either the 20th or the 21st, but why *wouldn't* you come on the Tuesday and catch my case study?! I'm really excited about the conference. For anyone involved in building multiple applications which have commonalities between them, software product lines can provide huge benefits in terms of efficiently reusing everything from specifications to workflows to contracts to tests and (translate)

KCWebCore Presentation - Slides

Just finished a presentation to the Kansas City user groups. Here is the deck, and I'll be releasing some core code for playing with some time next week! It's not my whole framework, but it's enough for anyone to start creating and implementing DSLs in ColdFusion using XML and base classes. Thanks for the invite guys - especially Jim, Dee and Doug. (translate)

Practical Product Lines: Presentation

Please check out new blog for a copy of my presentation from the PPL conference on the SystemsForge product line. (translate)

Comment on old blog postings here

I've added a place on the new blog for you to comment on any old postings - I'll copy the comments across to the old site manually if they add something to the discussion so the historic pages continue to be valuable. (translate)

Welcome to my new blog

See this entry on my new blog. (translate)

Stopping commenting, moving blogs . . .

After deleting close to 10,000 spam comments over the last couple of months, I've disabled commenting and am just going to port to wordpress. The site will be appgen.pbell.com and it should be live later today. I'll cross post until the end of the year, I'll keep the old blog running indefinitely for historic content, and I'll add pointers to the new site for anyone who wants to comment on old entries. I know I could upgrade to the latest version of BlogCFC, but it makes more sense to let wordpress take care of anything and just pay a few (translate)

Program Now Available for DSM Workshop at ooPSLA

I'm lucky enough to be on the program committee for the Domain Specific Modeling workshop at ooPSLA and I just wanted to publicize the fact that the program is now available. Unfortunately I won't be able to make ooPSLA this year, but given that next year is the 10th anniversary of the DSM workshop, I'll make sure to attend. If you can get to Orlando later this month I'd thorough recommend attending the conference. I presented a couple of papers at ooPSLA in 2007 in Montreal and it was a treat getting to meet so many of the top professionals (translate)

Why Not Present at the SPA Conference Next Year?

After presenting at the Software Practices Advancement conference in London for the last couple of years, I'm now honored to have been added to the program review committee to review potential submissions for the conference next year. The submissions deadline is Monday October 26th and I'd strongly recommend proposing a session. It's an amazing conference where people from across the programming community working in different fields and using different language look at how they can improve the state of the art and it's certainly one of my favorite conferences of the year. Hopefully I'll see you there! (translate)

RIA Unleashed Discount Code

For any reason if you haven't signed up yet, use the discount code "PBELL" and get $10 off admission. It's going to be a great conference and I'll be presenting an updated RAD OO presentation showing off some of the latest LightBase framework and some generic LightDSL code that I'm going to release to make DSL work easier in ColdFusion. Why not sign up now?! Hopefully I'll see you in Boston on Friday November 13th . . . (translate)

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