I stumbled on this nice ‘article’ by Neal Stephenson that was published in in Wired 1996. He opens the article by announcing it is going to be a lengthy article in the end of his introduction, i.e. already well past the average length of a Wired article. The article length is a whopping 56 web [...]
Tagged book, reviewsIn the past few days I’ve attended the Internet Of Things conference in Zurich. If you’re keeping an eye on my flickr feed, you might have noticed a few photos tagged with iot2008. I was responding to the invitation to put photos under that tag but so far I seem to be the only person [...]
Tagged google, travelingBelow is a position paper I submitted to the upcoming Dagstuhl seminar I am attending. It’s not peer reviewed and it is not clear at this point if there will be any proceedings. So, as an experiment, I will just put the full text in a blog post as well as the pdf you can [...]
Tagged Academic, eclipse, java, linux, nokia, smart space, Software Engineering, ubuntuAs you saw in yesterday’s post, my publication site has moved to this blog. I also took the opportunity to update the page with recent work:
Our book chapter on compositional development was published in January in Emerging Methods, Technologies and Process Management in Software Engineering by Wiley.
I wrote a short position paper on the same [...]
I just made a few changes that effectively retires the static portion of my website. For several years I had a nice, funky, handcrafted, css styled bit of html living at www.jillesvangurp.com and publications.jillesvangurp.com. The design has been more or less the same since 2003 and the content was not evolving much either. Actually, most [...]
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