[Haskell-cafe] Compose :: Conference, Melbourne, 2016, Call for Presentations!
Noon van der Silk
noonslists at gmail.com
Thu Jun 30 23:43:21 UTC 2016
Hey Cafe,
Following up on this, we've extended our CFP until July 11th:
http://www.composeconference.org/2016-melbourne/cfp/
We've had lots of great submissions so far! If you've been wondering if
you should submit something, but perhaps missed the June 30th date, then
this is your chance!
We'd love to see you there!
--
Noon, on behalf of the Compose Conference Melbourne Organising Committee
http://www.composeconference.org/
On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 12:10 PM, Noon van der Silk <noonslists at gmail.com>
wrote:
> (Web version: http://www.composeconference.org/2016-melbourne/cfp/)
>
> # Call for Presentations
>
> Compose Melbourne - http://www.composeconference.org/ - is pleased to
> announce its call for presentations.
>
> Compose Melbourne is a new functional programming conference focused on
> developing the community and bringing typed functional programming to a
> wider audience. It is a 2-day event being held in Melbourne, Australia on
> the 29th and 30th of August 2016. The first day features a single track of
> presentations followed by a second day of workshops and an unconference. It
> is the new sister-conference of the NY based Compose Conference.
>
> Submit your presentation proposal here:
> https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cmc2016
>
>
> # Important Dates
>
> - CFP Launch Party - 19th May
> - CFP Opens - 19th May
> - CFP Closes - June 30th
> - Notify Presenters - July 15th
> - Conference Day 1: Presentations - Monday, 29-Aug-2016
> - Conference Day 2: Unconference - Tuesday, 30-Aug-2016
>
>
> # Talk and Workshop Submission
>
> ## Day 1 - Presentations
>
> Submit a Presentation Proposal via Easy Chair:
> https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cmc2016.
>
> ## Day 2 - Unconference and Workshops
>
> Contact us (composemel-admin at googlegroups.com) with your workshop
> proposals.
>
>
> # Submission Guidelines
>
> Talk slots will be 30 minutes: 25 minute talk and 5 minutes for questions.
>
> Provide sufficient detail in your submission to enable the reviewers to
> understand your proposal and clearly identify what an attendee will gain
> from attending your session. You should include the following information
> in the submission system:
>
> - Authors - The details of each of the presenters
> - Title - Title of the presentation (please keep it brief and specific)
> - Abstract - A 300-500 word description of your presentation, ideally
> including...
> - Description of the content
> - Goal
> - Keywords - List any keywords that will help the program committee and
> attendees categorise your presentation. Also indicate the functional
> programming languages that you will be targeting.
>
> Nothing upsets an audience more than a speaker that stands on stage
> blatantly promoting his or her company, product or achievements.
>
> Please keep the content of your talk on-topic and do not use this speaking
> opportunity as a sales pitch.
>
>
> # Feel
>
> We want Compose Melbourne to be all about the community. We're aiming to
> help foster the growth of Functional Programming in Melbourne and unite all
> interested parties to spark a unified presence and a feeling of camaraderie
> amongst FP and Theory proponents in this wonderful city!
>
>
> # Audience
>
> Functional-Programming and Programming-Language-Theory professionals and
> enthusiasts. Newcomers, experts, anyone from other disciplines of fields
> who is interested in what FP is or how it could help them with their work,
> or simply make life more enjoyable!
>
>
> # Diversity
>
> Just like Compose-Conference, we would also like to put an emphasis on
> soliciting a diverse set of speakers - anything you can do to distribute
> information about this CFP and encourage submissions from under-represented
> groups would be greatly appreciated. We welcome *all* (new and established)
> contributions and encourage you to apply!
>
>
> # Day One
>
> All topics for proposals for presentations are invited, but not limited to
> explore the following topics:
>
> ## New Languages
>
> The development of new and emerging Functional Languages, and the toolsets
> around them.
>
> ## Libraries and Tools
>
> Exploring the use and development of new and underrepresented tools and
> libraries.
>
> ## Production Systems
>
> 2016 has seen many previously undeployed languages and systems break
> through into production. We're looking for war-stories, success-stories and
> sob-stories!
>
> ## Theory
>
> Theory is the cutting edge of new functional programming. Show the world
> what is rising over the horizon.
>
> ## Art and Music
>
> Exciting and innovative usage of functional programming language in the
> arts!
>
>
> # Day Two
>
> The second day will be dedicated to workshops and unconferences.
>
> ## Workshops
>
> We will be running a beginners Haskell workshop.
>
> If you wish to run a workshop on the second day of the conference, then
> please let us know. Alternatively, if there is a workshop that would
> interest you as an attendee, then please also let us know.
>
> ## Unconference
>
> Got something random you want to talk about? The unconference will run the
> second day. There will be a whiteboard with spaces where anyone can write
> their name down to speak. There's no need to bring anything but yourself
> and your ideas and speaking voice.
>
>
> # Sponsors
>
> We are seeking sponsors to support us in putting on this conference. If
> you or your company would like to sponsor us, please get in contact via
> composemel-admin at googlegroups.com.
>
> You can find our prospectus here:
> https://github.com/composeconference/Compose-Melbourne/blob/master/ComposeMelbourneSponsorshipProspectus.pdf
> .
>
> --
> Compose Conference Melbourne Organising Committee
> http://www.composeconference.org/
>
--
Noon Silk, ن
https://silky.github.io/
"Every morning when I wake up, I experience an exquisite joy — the joy
of being this signature."
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