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Karine Arnout |
Doug Dechow |
Andreas Pleuss |
Matt Rutherford |
Guest Editorial
Dear Reader,
The GPCE Young Researchers Workshop 2004 was the 6th in
a series of workshops traditionally held together with the GPCE conference.
It took place in
November 2004 together with OOPSLA in Vancouver, Canada.
The workshop provides a platform for PhD students, post-docs, and practitioners
in
industry who have recently started their research career
in the domain of generative and component based software development.
Three well-known experts in the research area were invited
to give feedback and comments to the young researchers.
Each talk was followed by a comprehensive discussion.
This year we were happy to welcome
Jim Coplien (DAFCA, Inc., USA), Jens Jahnke (University
of Victoria, Canada) and Michael Stal (Siemens AG, Germany)
as panelists.
This edition of JOT presents papers from the workshop.
It provides an overview about current research topics
and the work of
the next generation of experts in the research of generative
and component based software development.
We would like to thank the authors for their contributions
and the panelists for their profound comments and the
interesting discussions at the workshop. The next Young
Researchers Workshop will take place together
with GPCE '05 in September in Tallinn, Estonia. Best regards,
Karine Arnout,
France
Douglas R. Dechow, Oregon State
University, USA
Andreas Pleuss, University of Munich, Germany
Matthew J. Rutherford, University of Colorado
at Boulder, USA
Denis Shestakov,Turku Center for Computer
Science, Finland
Daniel von Dincklage, University of Colorado
at Boulder, USA
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