The ECOOP Conference Series is sponsored by AITO, the Association Internationale pour les Technologies Objets.

Previous edition

The 2011 edition of ECOOP was held in Lancaster, England.

Future editions of ECOOP

The 2012 edition of ECOOP will be held in Beijing, China.

ECOOP Best Papers

See the list of Best Papers for each year starting with 2008.

Interested in hosting an ECOOP?

AITO is soliciting proposals for hosting future ECOOP conferences. If you are interested in hosting ECOOP, contact the President of AITO, any member of the executive board, or any other AITO member for further information. See also the section Resources for past bids.

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Resources

The AITO Handbook (pdf,137 kB) contains details about AITO, as well as essential information for anyone organizing ECOOP, including Frequently Asked Questions for the Organizing Chair and the Programme Chair
How To Organize ECOOP Conferences (version 2, pdf, 346 kB) is a separate booklet for ECOOP Organizers that complements the AITO Handbook.
Note, that this content is being Wiki-ized, implying that the document is no longer being maintained. If interested ask the AITO secretary for access to the Wiki.
ECOOP financial statment template (pdf, 23kB)
Identify the Champion, An Organisational Pattern Language for Programme Committees
ECOOP Logo (gif, 900x900)
See also the AITO resources

Advice for Authors

How to get your paper accepted at OOPSLA (Alan Snyder, 1991)
How to get a paper accepted at OOPSLA (OOPSLA Panel 1993)
Avoid the big five presentation mistakes (pdf 365 kB, courtesy OOPSLA 97)
OOPSLA authors' kit
How to give a good research talk (Simon Peyton Jones, John Launchbury and John Hughes)
Advice on Research and writing (Collected by Mark Leone)
CHI 97 Guide to Successful Papers Submissions

Know other good advice links? Please send them to ecoop@aito.org

Contacts

Questions, problems or complaints? Contact ecoop@aito.org
AITO executive board
AITO members