Chili Moves
After many years in
Arizona, Chili is moving one state eastward to New Mexico, where the
official State Question is “Red or Green?” (Referring to chili, of
course.)
Our venue will be the
historic Plaza Hotel, just across the square from Doc Holliday’s
dentist office. The Plaza square is where the United States took
official possession of New Mexico following the Civil War.
Las Vegas, New
Mexico has no casinos or rivers of neon but does have a
couple of centuries of history and an invigorating tri-cultural
heritage. It has also been featured in numerous movies including
No Country for Old Men and the unforgettable Red Dawn.
Looking Backward –
Patterns From the Future
In 1887 Edward Bellamy
published Looking Backward. 162 “Bellamy Clubs” formed, across the
US—people gathering to discuss the ideas in the book and propose
means and actions that would make them a reality.
This year, ChiliPloP
attendees will work on something similar—taking “A Different Kind of
PLoP” to a new dimension. Please Join Us!
The 15th
Annual ChiliPLoP features "hot topics" for experienced folks to
gather and tackle issues. Participants must choose one hot topic and
register with the workshop organizer. How do you do this? Write an
email to one of the organizers requesting that you be included in their
Hot Topic discussion. If you are accepted, you will receive an email
from your Hot Topic leader with the registration link.
Current
List of Hot Topics
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Birth of a Discipline: Reality Construction
Application development (Reality
Construction)—the use of computers and software to craft
every aspect of the world we inhabit—should be an area of
investigation and practice independent of its progenitors:
computer science, software engineering, and MIS. Help define
this discipline and participate in
its establishment as a degree program with global
scope.
Learn
More
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Cloud Computing Patterns
Through the use of cloud computing, providers and customers alike may
benefit from economies of scale, reduced provisioning times, and
flexible scaling of cloud applications. To benefit from this powerful
computing environment, application architects, however, have to respect
the specific properties of clouds: /elasticity/ -- the ability to adjust
resources numbers assigned to an application flexibly and on demand;
/pay-per-use/ -- only the reserved resources are billed to customers;
/standardization/ -- the runtime environment of cloud applications
consists of reusable services, middleware platforms, and virtualized
hardware; /resource sharing/ -- resources in the cloud are shared
between multiple customers...Cloud offerings provide infrastructure,
platform and as a Service. If these services are used by cloud
applications they become highly dependent on the interfaces and behavior
of these offerings...
Learn More
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Lodging begins April 14th.
The conference begins with a keynote on April 15th at 8:30 am.
Keynote talk: MFA Software by Richard Gabriel
Registration Fees for Conference Attendees:
Rooms may be booked
directly with the Plaza Hotel (800) 328-1882 or
(505) 425-3591 – special rates not available
on-line.
Conference registration includes conference
activities, opening and closing dinner, and Afternoon in the Park
event. Early Bird (before Feb 29): $345. After Feb
29: $395. Conference registration site:
http://www.hillside.net/chiliplop
Download the
ChiliPLoP Hotel Information Flyer
Conference Chair: Joe Yoder
Program
Chair:
Dave West
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