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ESUGThis document provides information about ESUG, a nonprofit organization that promotes the Smalltalk programming language. ESUG organizes an annual conference and supports Smalltalk in several ways, such as through a student volunteer program, summer projects, scientific publications, book sponsorships, and lab visits. Details are provided about the 2022 ESUG conference, including the number of participants, student volunteers, and planned social events like a city tour, live music, and dinner. People are encouraged to participate and help make the conference a success.
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ESUG 2022 Welcome
- 2. Welcome!
- 6. Superhappy to have this ESUG in Novi Sad
- 7. Thanks for being here! ESUG isYOUR conference Let’s make it a success
- 8. Tx! Gordana
- 10. Thanks for ESUG
- 11. Non-pro fi t organization Goal: Promotion of Smalltalk Board:A. Plantec, S. Stinckwich, M. Denker, L. Fabresse, S. Ducasse
- 12. ESUG • A great conference • Student volunteer program • SummerTalk projects • Sponsoring actions • Sponsoring scienti fi c articles • Sponsoring articles about Smalltalk
- 13. Sponsoring Scienti fi c Publications • May be we should advertise more :) • 4 international conference papers in 2018 • 7 international conference papers in 2017 • 6 international conference papers in 2016
- 14. Sponsoring LabVisits Dayne, Sebastijan, Oleksandr, Hayatou, Asbath, Amal, Hamdi, Miroslava…
- 15. Recent Sponsoring Renaissance workshop Pharo Days 2022 2022 Smalltalks 2019 Smalltalks Phratch Pharo IoT vietnam 2018 Smalltalks
- 16. 2022 Books
- 17. 2018 Book
- 19. Sponsoring accessible books • Deep into Pharo • Dynamic Web Development with Seaside... • Squeak by Example • Pharo by Example • A Mentoring Course on Smalltalk
- 20. 15-19 Student Volunteers Free entrance Free hosting This is really important! access to Smalltalk networking young blood
- 21. Ideas? If you have an idea/question/ suggestion to promote smalltalk, talk to us :)
- 22. Luc our treasurer is retiring after all these long years!
- 23. With treasurers we should pay attention. we do not want him to become…
- 24. Yes this is some work But important!
- 25. A little gift to thank you
- 26. Welcome Pablo! Thanks Pablo, welcome on board and thank again
- 27. New board A. Plantec, M. Denker, L. Fabresse, P. Tesone, S. Ducasse
- 28. You should vote!
- 29. ESUG 2022 Highlights • Many talks, and good ones :) • 6 articles to IWST! • Session:Tuesday and thursday morning
- 31. 2022 • ~68 participants (registered) • 15 student volunteers • some free entrance
- 32. 2022 • Let us tweet like hundred
- 33. About fun Remote conferences are not fun We will never organize ESUG remote Let us make this conference fun Talk to everybody, build network, be curious
- 34. Tech Awards • 8 competitors!
- 35. Coffee • Coffee ... follow the smell • around 10h30 to 11h • around 16h00 to 17h30
- 36. Show us your project • You get 10 min of the audience to show us your cool project! • Register to the students
- 38. Live Music Show Please register! https://twitter.com/ TheAnalogueCops 17:00 to 18:00
- 39. Social event dinner At… Čarda Aqua Doria
- 40. How to get there
- 42. ESUG 2023 • If you want to organize it let us know • Lyon would be a super cool place :)