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Tue, 27 Jan 1998 00:00
Lisp User Group Meeting, 10.February 1998, Munich/Germany
Author: Rainer Joswig
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 00:00
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Reminder: Third Lisp User Group Meeting,
Tuesday, 10.February 1998
Munich, Germany
http://www.lisp.de/lugm/lugm98.html
Hello,
we would like to remind you of the Lisp User Group
Meeting 1998 in Munich, Germany. It takes
place in parallel to the OOP 98.
Lisp users from all over Europe and the US are meeting
there to discuss the latest developments and to
hear talks about the use of Lisp for today's
advanced software problems.
As this year's special invited guest John C. Mallery
from the MIT AI Lab will talk about CL-HTTP and
related applications. This includes for example
the White House web site, where the document
distribution to the American people
is based on a sophisticated CL-HTTP application.
We also hope that Gregor Kiczales from Xerox PARC
will join us. Dr. Struve will talk about a Lisp
application that is in use by 3000 people at
Signal Versicherungen. Dr. Ralf MοΏ½ller will talk
about ideas to expand CLIM's ideas to web
programming. Ernst van Waning present environments
as first class values in Scheme. Jim Veitch
from Franz Inc. will give us an update
on the latest developments on the vendors side.
The event is free and you can register online
via a web form at http://www.lisp.de/lugm/lugm98.html .
We are confident that we have again a very
attractive program. Meeting fellow Lisp users will
also be an important part of this event.
Regards,
Rainer Joswig, Ingo Kriescher, Achim Reupert
--
http://www.lavielle.com/~joswig/
Visit the Lisp User Group Meeting, 10.Feb 1998 in Munich/Germany
http://www.lisp.de/lugm/lugm98.html
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