June 10 - 11, 1993

UC Berkeley
Berkeley, California, USA
Campanile Way, CA 94720
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We are pleased to announce the 1993 Tcl/Tk Workshop (Tcl'1993), managed by John Ousterhout and FlightAware.

Sponsored by .

Learn from the experts and share your knowledge. The annual Tcl/Tk conference is the best opportunity to talk with experts and peers, cross-examine the Tcl/Tk core team, learn about what's coming and how to use what's here.

Conference Highlights

• Tutorials taught by Tcl experts
• Tcl Certification Exam Details
• In depth discussions of 8.6 changes and how to take advantage of them
• Using the Tcl dict, module and OO commands
• The future of Tcl after 8.6
• Best practices in package management, software design, dynamic programming and more
• Birds of a Feather (BOF) sessions
• Discussion forums with the Tcl/Tk core team
• Tcl/Tk Social Suite for late night discussions and beverage consumption.

Conference Speakers

Presentations

• Adam Sah — (A Compiler for The Tcl Language)
• Aleks Goellue — (Use of Tcl/Tk in DTS, an Interactive Optimization and Scheduling System)
• Andrew C. Payne — (Ak: An Audio Toolkit for Tcl/Tk)
• Anthony M. Sloane — (Noosa: Execution Monitoring using Tcl and Tk)
• Artur Brauer — (Implementing a Visualization of an Industrial Production Cell using Tcl/Tk)
• Benjamin Fried — (Use of Tcl/Tk in DTS, an Interactive Optimization and Scheduling System)
• Brad Morrison — (Neosoft Whiteboard - A framework for Internet-based Collaboration)
• Brian C. Smith — (A Tcl/Tk Continuous Media Player, Tcl Distributed Programming)
• Brian D. Sarachan — (Tcl/Tk - An Integration Vehicle for the Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Plot Sites (MMPS))
• Claus Lewerentz — (Implementing a Visualization of an Industrial Production Cell using Tcl/Tk)
• Dan Mosedale — (Tcl in a High-Throughput Biological Lab)
• David Richardson — (Cooperating Applications through Tcl/Tk and DCE)
• Dietmar Theobald — (Interfacing an Object-Oriented Database System from Tcl)
• Don Libes — (A Debugger for Tcl Applications)
• Ellyn Mustard — (Neosoft Whiteboard - A framework for Internet-based Collaboration)
• Erick Gallesio — (Embedding a Scheme Interpreter in the Tk Toolkit)
• Gary S. Tyson — (An Interactive Compiler Development System)
• George A. Howlett — (A Table Geometry Manager for the Tk Toolkit)
• Gerald Lester — (Supervisory Control Language - Applying Tcl to The Realtime Arena)
• James B. Bassich — (Supervisory Control Language - Applying Tcl to The Realtime Arena)
• Jan D. Newmarch — (Generalising a File Manager into an Address Book and Other Things)
• John Menges — (Tcl and Tk Use in the Artifact Based Collaboration system)
• Jon Blow — (A Compiler for The Tcl Language)
• Karl Lehenbauer — (Neosoft Whiteboard - A framework for Internet-based Collaboration)
• Kevin Kenny — (Tcl/Tk - An Integration Vehicle for the Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Plot Sites (MMPS))
• Lawrence A. Rowe — (A Tcl/Tk Continuous Media Player, Tcl Distributed Programming)
• Marc Chevis — (Supervisory Control Language - Applying Tcl to The Realtime Arena)
• Mark Parris — (Tcl and Tk Use in the Artifact Based Collaboration system)
• Mark Roseman — (Tcl/Tk As A Basis For Groupware)
• Michael A. Harrison — (The Next, Best Thing in File Browsers)
• Michael J. McLennan — ([incr Tcl] - Object-Oriented Programming in TCL)
• Michael S. Braverman — (CASTE: A class system for Tcl)
• Othar Hansson — (Use of Tcl/Tk in DTS, an Interactive Optimization and Scheduling System)
• Raymond W. Johnson — (Autonomous Knowledge Agents - How Agents use the Tool Command Language)
• Robert N. Sum Jr. — (Tcl/Tk - An Integration Vehicle for the Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Plot Sites (MMPS))
• Scott P. Hunicke-Smith — (Tcl in a High-Throughput Biological Lab)
• Stephen C. Yen — (A Tcl/Tk Continuous Media Player, Tcl Distributed Programming)
• Thomas A. Phelps — (The Next, Best Thing in File Browsers)
• Thomas J. Accardo — (Supervisory Control Language - Applying Tcl to The Realtime Arena)
• Thomas Lindner — (Implementing a Visualization of an Industrial Production Cell using Tcl/Tk)
• Wayne A. Christopher — (Writing Object-oriented Tcl-based Systems using Objectify)
• Wayne H. Uejio — (Tcl/Tk - An Integration Vehicle for the Microwave/Millimeter-Wave Plot Sites (MMPS))

Jobs Board

There will be a jobs board again. If you are interested in hiring a Tcl/Tk expert or two, or are looking for new engagement, either show up with your announcement ready to tack on the board, or send email to tclconference@googlegroups.com.

Banquet

Thursday night will see everyone gathered together to chow down and chat. Some variety of amusement will occur after the banquet.

Conference Location

The conference will be held at the UC Berkeley. More details (including how to book rooms, reach it, etc.) are available at our Location page

Papers and Abstracts

The list of papers and their abstracts will be made available in the schedule section of these pages after the notifications to authors have been sent out, on April 22, 1993.

Last year's papers are available at John Ousterhout's proceedings page.

Contact information

tclconference@googlegroups.com