2005 EuroOSCON Emerging Topics Sessions

Monday, October 17, 2005
	Grand Ballroom	St. John's Room I & II	Foyer Room	Amsterdam Room
8:30AM	Ruby on Rails : Laine	The Basics of Perl DBI Database Programming : Zucker	Open Source Web Application Security Kung-Fu & Art of Defense : Shah	Presentation Aikido : Conway
12:00PM	Lunch
1:30PM	Model-Driven AJAX : Everitt	Scalable Internet Architectures : Schlossnagle	Subversion Tutorial : Fitzpatrick	Perl Best Practices : Conway
5:00PM	Break
7:30PM	Evening Extravaganza :

Tuesday, October 18, 2005
	Grand Ballroom	St. John's Room I	St. John's Room II	Foyer Room	Amsterdam Room
8:45AM	Welcome! : Torkington The O'Reilly Radar : O'Reilly The Zen of Free : Phipps Answering Asa's Search for the Linux Desktop : Waugh Innovation and the Open Community : Kapoor Computer Security - The Next Fifty Years : Cox
10:15AM	Break
10:45AM	Building an Extremely Mobile Thin Client Laptop : Descamps	Drupal API -- An Advanced Web Application Framework : Négyesi		Derby - a complete database in Java : Johnsen	Lexical Attributes : Abigail
11:30AM	Interim Break
11:35AM	What's New in OpenOffice.org 2.0 and StarOffice 8? : Tesch	Opening the Networking Platform: Hacking Hardware and Adding Services : Nyholm		Taming Deployment with SmartFrog : Loughran, Guijarro	Perl Lightning Talks : Castro
12:20PM	Lunch
1:30PM	Caching Without Compromising Freshness: A Managed Cache for Apache Web Serving : Heritage	The Do-It-Yourself Mindset : Torrone		Integrate: Tying Open Source Java Gems Together to Make lucenebook.com : Hatcher	Introduction to Pugs : Tang
2:15PM	Interim Break
2:20PM	Apache at The Register: Building a Large Website from mod_rewrite and mod_include : Crane	PHP 5: The Year After : Bergmann		Quickly Building Modular and Maintainable Applications with RIFE : Bevin	What CPANPLUS Can Do for You : Boumans
3:05PM	Break
4:00PM	Mozilla as a Development Platform : Hecht	Tech Trends: Hard Numbers Behind the O'Reilly Radar : O'Reilly	LINAGORA: Find Out About the Biggest French, and Possibly European, Open Source Support Project : Zapolsky, Maudet	Drools: An Open Source Java Rules Engine : Sam-Bodden	Perl 6 Update : Conway
4:45PM	Interim Break
4:50PM	LDAP Applied : Fabrizio	FLOSS use in European government: Survey Results : Ghosh	Enterprise E-mail is Broken : Robb	Harmony/ Geronimo : Magnusson	FIFFS - FIFFS Intelligent Feed Filter System : Thiesen
5:35PM	Break
6:00PM	Exhibit Hall Reception

Wednesday, October 19, 2005
	Grand Ballroom	St. John's Room I	St. John's Room II	Foyer Room	Seasons Room
8:45AM	Attenuation is the new Aggregation : Dornfest Total Quality Source : Tiemann Sharing the Love : Matusow Lisbon Agenda and Open Source : Everitt Three Degrees of Separation: OS Technology Partnerships : den Hartog Science Commons : Le Dieu
10:15AM	Break
10:45AM	Scaling, Securing and Deploying PHP : Lerdorf	Debugging Perl : Brocard	lxml, a Pythonic Binding for libxml2 : Faassen	Easy Game Console Hacking: An introduction to Lua Player on the PSP : Bengtsson, Buss	Evolution of Content Management Towards Open Source : Newton
11:30AM	Interim Break
11:35AM	Firefox: Mainstreaming Open Source : Goodger	Adoption of Open Source in SMEs: Lessons from the Front Line : King-Turner	PostgreSQL in the Enterprise : Riggs, Hagander	Inside Eclipse : Baeumer	Participatory Testing : Williamson
12:20PM	Lunch
1:30PM	svk: Version Control without the Headaches : Kao	Scratching the Five Year Itch : Langham	Best Practices for Plone Development : Burton	MySQL : Axmark	IronPython: Python on the .NET Framework : Maly
2:15PM	Interim Break
2:20PM	Buildings Apps with Subversion : Stein	Free and Open Source in the Developing World : Cooper	Kamaelia: Using Communicating Python Generators to Build Concurrent and Network Systems Easily : Sparks	PostgreSQL Replication Solutions : Momjian	Open Source Application Development with Ingres : Callahan
3:05PM	Break
4:00PM	FreeBSD Release Engineering : Stokely	The Open Source Industry: Business Models for the Future : Levin	Descriptors, Decorators, Metaclasses: Python's "Black Magic"? : Martelli	Migrating to Open Source Databases : Horstmann	Apache Geronimo: Using Community-Driven Open Source Technology to Build Java Applications : Sundstrom, Stoddard
4:45PM	Interim Break
4:50PM	Shielding and Exposing Innovation : Lefkowitz	Europe: Act Two : Rosenberg	Use and Implementation of Open Source Hardware and FPGA Technology : Kuipers	m0n0wall: an Open Source Firewall Project : van Drunen	Open Source Development with Oracle : Tazi
5:35PM	Break
7:30PM	Maker Faire

Thursday, October 20, 2005
	Grand Ballroom	St. John's Room II	Foyer Room	Amsterdam Room	Seasons Room
8:45AM	Future-Proofing Your Privacy : Hedlund Secrets of Ruby on Rails : Heinemeier Hansson Taking Community Interaction to the Next Level : Arnö eLearning Strategies based on F/LOSS- Extremadura Region : Casas Luengo openTalk 2.0: Maximizing Non-stakeholder Buy-in by Leveraging Depatented Generic Information Transfer Protocols : Conway
10:15AM	Break
10:45AM	Developing with Mono : Dumbill	Women in Open Source : Cooper, Randal, Walsh, Le Dieu, Bhorat	Open Source Data Warehouses : Magoulas	PGP Is Not Just for Email : Laurie, Willmer	"Berkeley DB - The Original Open Source Success Story : Burd
11:30AM	Interim Break
11:35AM	Tastes Like Freedom: GNOME and Ubuntu : Waugh	pVoice: Open Source Assistive Technology : Visser	Building Berkeley DB XML from Open Source Components : Burd	Introduction to the Codehaus : McWhirter	PowerDNS - the versatile dynamic database driven nameserver & ENUM : Hubert
12:20PM	Lunch
1:30PM	Everything You Know About crypto is Wrong : Viega	DTrace: Opening the Kimono : Leventhal	Learning Haskell : Tang	Divide and conquer data models - How to open source everything : , Magdalinski	MySQL Cluster Technical Overview : Axmark
2:15PM	Interim Break
2:20PM	Building web sites with the Template Toolkit : Vromans	Recovering Data with GNU/Linux : Pauley	Making Sense of Ajax : Almaer	Business Readiness Rating for Open Source Software : Pal, Wasserman	The interLDAP Project : Bahloul
3:05PM	Break
3:30PM	Europe's Coming Broadcast Flag : Doctorow