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This document discusses the past, present, and future of Pharo DataFrames. It began as a student project but has evolved into a mature project with dedicated engineers, improving performance and adding functionality. Future plans include further performance enhancements, adding more functionality, better integration with other Pharo projects, and support for big data. Evaluation of DataFrames is also planned.
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ESUG 2014 Welcome
- 1. Welcome!
- 4. Thanks for being here! ! ESUG isYOURS
- 6. Thanks David Luc Tim Damien Computer Lab
- 7. Non profit organization Goal: Promotion of Smalltalk Board:A. Plantec, S. Stinckwich, M. Denker, L. Fabresse, S. Ducasse, D. Cassou, J. Delgado !
- 8. ESUG • A great conference • Student volunteer program (15 in 2014) • SummerTalk projects • Sponsoring actions • Sponsoring scientific articles (3 in 2014) • Sponsoring articles about Smalltalk
- 9. SummerTalk/Projects 2012 • 2014-Refactoring Enhancements • 2014-Phratch • 2014-AndroidVM • 2013 ... there were GSOCs • 2013 Roassal • Zinc-SSO • 2012-SmalltalkHub
- 10. Past... ! ! ! DrGeoII Scripting 2010! Iphone Dev 2010! Glamour 2010! Morphic 3.0 2010! SqueakOpenDBX 2009! ! ! SqueakOpenDBX 2008! ! ! Safara 2008! ! ! New Compiler for Squeak! 2006! ! ! RDF Framework for Smalltalk 2006! ! ! Process based BugTracking System 2006! ! ! ICal support in Smalltalk 2006! ! ! SqueakBot 2006
- 11. Sponsoring Scientific Publications ! ! • 4 international conference papers in 2014 • 3 international conference papers in 2013
- 12. Sponsoring LabVisits ! R. Minelli,T. Del Sasso, M. Leske, M. Rizun, P. Estefo, H.Abdeen, D. Rothlisberger...
- 13. Recent Sponsoring Smalltalks 2014 IronMines (France robotics competition) Smalltalk “conference” in Bolivia 2014 Lectures and books for Cameroun Mooseday’13 Lectures at Prague’13 and Lviv’12 Smalltalks 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,Russian Smalltalk
- 14. 15 StudentVolunteers Free entrance Free hosting This is really important! access to Smalltalk networking young blood
- 15. Sponsoring accessible books • Dynamic Web Development with Seaside... • Squeak by Example • Pharo by Example • A Mentoring Course on Smalltalk
- 16. SmalltalkHub
- 17. ESUG 2015/2016? • [2015] Probably in Brescia • [2016] Probably in Lille
- 18. Ideas? If you have an idea/question/suggestion to promote smalltalk, talk to us :)
- 20. Wifi and coffee :) ! • Coffee ... follow the smell • 10h30 to 11h • 15h30 to 16h
- 21. Lunches • Always from 12h30 to 14h00
- 22. 2014 109 participants 15 student volunteers 4 free entrance
- 23. Prestigious speakers • E. Miranda:VM architect of 5 STVMs • D. Ingalls: the Smalltalk inventor - yes kids • T. Reenskaug: the inventor of MVC • E.Van Orden: sold Smalltalk to the world and head of Smalltalk foundation • T. Girba: Humane assessment father • and many more...
- 24. Insights • 45 talks • 1 International Workshops • IWST - Tuesday afternoon • Two tutorials: • Advanced Seaside • Advanced Glorp
- 25. IWST • 18 papers • 16 papers • LAMRC prizes for the three best papers
- 26. Schedules • On the door for the locations • http://www.esug.org/wiki/pier/Conferences/ 2014/Conference-Schedule
- 27. Tech Awards • 10 submissions!!! • Vote with “en votre âme et conscience” • Local beers degustation
- 28. Tech Awards • Send and participate next year • Don’t censor yourself • Be bold, be wild and be cool
- 29. Show us your project • You get 10 min of the audience to show us your cool project! • Register with xxx
- 30. Social event & dinner We meet at Mill pond (close to Mill Lane - Camp) at 16h30 and enjoy life... Then at 19h00 at St John’s College ! !
- 31. James... we miss your podcasts
- 32. Questions, problems ! Ask the student volunteers :)