The conference is dedicated to advanced object-oriented concepts and technologies in general with emphasis on the use of Smalltalk and Java. Focusing on Smalltalk and Java was not only motivated by the fact that they are relevant object-oriented programming languages. Furthermore, both languages have been used within many ambitious projects – both in industry and in universities.

The conference aims at providing a forum for researchers, students and practitioners to meet, present their research and experience, and exchange ideas. While the majority of participants will still come from Germany, the number of participants from other countries is expected to increase. Therefore the conference is bilingual: Presentations may be given both in English and German.

Relevant Topics

The conference is meant to offer a wide forum for presenting and discussing subjects which are attractive both for research and practice.

• Object-Oriented Modelling
• Design and Use of Frameworks
• Modelling Methods and Modelling Languages
• Java and Smalltalk: Experiences from Projects in Industry and Universities
• Object-Oriented Database Management Systems
• Design Patterns
• Generative Paradigma (Generative Programming, Meta-Programming, Domain Engineering)
• Object-Oriented CASE
• Design and Implementation of Distributed Systems
• Object-Oriented Architectures