DoReMiFaWo 2011 - DoReMiFaWo 2011: Workshop on Social Development of FAST 2011 Multi-Service Applications

Service-oriented architectures (SOA) have transformed the way software systems are being developed. However, the development of web service-based applications is still service-centric rather than user-centric. In addition, the reuse and combination of multiple web applications and services lacks Appropriate best practices, techniques and tools.
The FAST project has created for innovative visual programming environment that Facilitate the development of next-generation composite web applications integrating multiple services. This workshop presents the results of the three year EU funded FP7 FAST project.

= = Call for Presentations

We call for presentations of:
* Best practices,
* Techniques and
* Development tools
related to multi-service web applications.

Workshop = Organization =

The workshop is organized as a virtual online event with multiple local hubs. Presentations are broadcasted as live streams to the web. Online audio and chat channels enable interactive questions and discussions. Presentations and discussions will be published and are recordeed on YouTube and via the workshop website.

Contributions = =

Submit your slides and a short 1-2 page description of your presentation via email to fast-AT-cs.uni-kassel.de. Presentations should not take longer than 25 min including discussions.

= Important Dates =

* Submission Deadline, March 30, 2011
* Notification Due, April 6, 2011
* Final Version Due, April 13, 2011
* Online Workshop, April 20, 2011

= Organization =

Organizing Committee (alphabetically)

* Jörn Dreyer, Kassel University, Germany
* Albert Zündorf, Kassel University, Germany

Program Committee (alphabetically)

* Fco. Javier Caminero Gil, Telefonica ID, Spain
* Ard-Jan Gijsbertsen, Cyntelix, Netherlands
* Knud Möller, DERI / NUIG, Ireland
* Sebastián Ortega Torres, UPM, Spain
* Albert Zündorf, Kassel University, Germany

= = Acknowledgement

DoReMiFaWo2011 is supported by the European Project FAST (FP7 216 048).