This set of pages captures some of the experiences of those who have run a PLoP conference. These pages are evolving and contain information such as example letters, example budgets, principles of PLoPs, tips for the chairs, and more. If you have been involved in planning a PLoP conference and have some insight or examples to share that will benefit organizers, please contact the hillside webmaster.
Program Committee members should look to these pages to find ...
- How To Run An Event
- Responsible People
- Useful Documents
- Tips for the Conference Chair
- Tips for the Program Chair
- Program Chair Schedule
portions of this page were originally posted on www.c2.com
PLoP
Pattern Languages of Programs (PLoP™) conference is a premier event for pattern authors and pattern enthusiasts to gather, discuss and learn more about patterns and software development... Learn More
Euro PLoP
EuroPLoP™ is a conference that explores, develops and celebrates patterns in software. As with PLoP™ in the US, the main focus of EuroPLoP™ will be a series of writer's workshops where pattern authors work together to improve their patterns... Learn More
GuruPLoP
GuruPLoPTM is hosted in India and is open to pattern authors, pattern users, and software designers and developers from around the world... Learn More
ChiliPLoP
The 13th Annual ChiliPLoP features "hot topics" for experienced folks... Learn More
Asian PLoP
AsianPLoPTM is hosted in Tokyo, Japan and is open to pattern authors, pattern users, and software designers and developers from around the world... Learn More
SugarLoaf PLoP
SugarLoafPLoP brings together researchers and practitioners whose interests span a remarkably broad range of topics, who share an interest in exploring the power of the pattern form... Learn More
Viking PLoP
VikingPLoP is a conference in the tradition of the PLoP conferences, held in different places in Scandinavia; that's what the Vikings did -- they were always moving to new territory... Learn More
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