Advances in Smalltalk

1. Front Matter

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2. Application-Specific Models and Pointcuts Using a Logic Meta Language

   • Johan Brichau, Andy Kellens, Kris Gybels, Kim Mens, Robert Hirschfeld, Theo D’Hondt

   Pages 1-22

3. An Object-Oriented Approach for Context-Aware Applications

   • Andrés Fortier, Nicolás Cañibano, Julián Grigera, Gustavo Rossi, Silvia Gordillo

   Pages 23-46

4. Unanticipated Partial Behavioral Reflection

   • David Röthlisberger, Marcus Denker, Éric Tanter

   Pages 47-65

5. Stateful Traits

   • Alexandre Bergel, Stéphane Ducasse, Oscar Nierstrasz, Roel Wuyts

   Pages 66-90

6. Scl: A Simple, Uniform and Operational Language for Component-Oriented Programming in Smalltalk

   • Luc Fabresse, Christophe Dony, Marianne Huchard

   Pages 91-110

7. Let’s Modularize the Data Model Specifications of the ObjectLens in VisualWorks/Smalltalk

   • Michael Prasse

   Pages 111-133

8. Meta-driven Browsers

   • Alexandre Bergel, Stéphane Ducasse, Colin Putney, Roel Wuyts

   Pages 134-156

9. Back Matter

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The 14th International Smalltalk Conference took place in the ?rst week of September 2006 in Prague, Czech Republic. This volume contains the pe- reviewed technical papers that were presented during the academic track of the conference. The International Smalltalk Conference evolvedout of the annual meeting of the European Smalltalk User Group (ESUG). This meeting usually lasts about a week and allows Smalltalk experts to discuss Smalltalk solutions and envir- ments. The meeting attracts a diverse audience consisting of Smalltalkers from industry as well as from academia. Thanks to the perpetual e?ort of people like St´ ephane Ducasse, Noury Bouraqadi, Serge Stinckwich and Roel Wuyts, over the years the ESUG meeting was provided with a separate academic research track during which researchers could present academic results about Smalltalk and its development tools. Unfortunately, no formal publication forum was - sociated with this track, which made it less attractive for authors to submit a paper. Starting with this edition of the conference, we hope this will change. An agreement was reached with Springer to publish a post-conference proceedings of this 14th edition. I think our community owes a big thank you to St´ ephane for this! Hopefully next year this agreement can evolve into a 15th edition of the conference with formally announced proceedings. This will certainly motivate more Smalltalk researchers to submit a paper! The conference accepted just over half of the submissions.

• Browser
• Rack
• Smalltalk
• aspect-oriented programming
• component systems
• context-awareness
• data model
• embedded systems
• generative programming
• logic
• meta-modeling
• metaobject protocols
• metaprogramming
• object technology
• programming

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