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Revision as of 08:12, 31 March 2005
The OS/2 and eComStation Developers Workshop 2005 will be held on the weekend of 09. and 10. July 2005 in Dresden, Germany.
If you are a webmaster and want to help us tell the OS/2 and eComStation community about this workshop, feel free to use the workshop logo on right hand side. For example, you can place it on your web page and link to the workshop homepage. If you require a larger version of the image, simply send an email to the organizers. An email address can be found in the Contact section. A banner version of the logo is also [available], and a small version is [here]!
News Items
31 Mar 2005 Two presentations added
22 Mar 2005 Workshop logo as banner added
16 Mar 2005 More information in the registration section
09 Mar 2005 Information about announcement mailing list added
06 Mar 2005 Added another presentation
02 Mar 2005 Workshop logo added
01 Mar 2005 Added the first three presentations
28 Feb 2005 Added some hotels to the accomodation section
26 Feb 2005 First travel information available
25 Feb 2005 Added some information about registration, program and location
22 Feb 2005 Initial website online, the old one used to prepare the workshop is here
Registration
People that want to attend the workshop have to register online. At the beginning of April, we will open the registration process through the Mensys online shop. This shop is secure and offers a number of different ways to pay the registration fee. (including transferring money to a (German) bank account if you do not have a credit card!) The shop was used for the registration for the last Warpstock Europe and has worked very well.
While it will be possible to register at the checkin desk, we strongly suggest not doing this. Why? Because we have to know how many people are attending the workshop! (at least, roughly!) We have the possibility to rent more or larger rooms depending on the number of participants, but this only works in advance!
We know that some people make a last minute decision to participate and that is OK with us. However, if you already know that you want to attend, please use the online shop to register!
We are currently calculating the registration fee for the workshop. To give you some figures to play with, here is our current price range:
30 to 45 EUR for a two day registration
20 to 30 EUR for a one day registration
Those prices are not final!!!
The prices will include a limited number of drinks and snacks. Lunch and other meals have to be payed separately. The registration fee is also used to pay the travel costs for at least one developer from the Ukraine.
If it turns out that things are cheaper or that, for whatever reason, we cannot arrange for the visit of the developer from the Ukraine, we will have some money left over! All money that is left over, will be used to pay for lunch at the event! It is simply too difficult to transfer money back to every participant, but we can pay for parts of the lunch. That makes lunch cheaper for every participant!! After all, people have to eat. :-) We do think, that this is fair. We do not intent to make any money with this event!
If you have some comments about the registration process or the registration fee, please send us an email! An email address can be found in the Contact section.
Workshop Program
We will be offering short "introduction to a topic" style sessions as well as larger "detailed information" sessions. We are currently in the process of creating the workshop program.
If you want to participate actively, and have an interesting topic to present, please contact:
DevelopersWorkshop [at] netlabs.org
The following presentations are already sheduled:
| Sebastian Wittmeier | Porting X Applications to PM with Everblue |
| Alexandr Cherkaev | Creating an OS/2 IEEE 1394 - Firewire driver |
| Jan van Wijk | Developing cross-platform text-based applications in C using the OpenWatcom compiler on OS/2 |
| Peter Weilbacher | Mozilla Compilation and Development Procedures |
| Bart van Leeuwen | Development roadmap for eComStation |
| Jacques van Leeuwen, Jan van der Heide | Translating eComStation |
Workshop Location
The workshop will be held in the beautiful city of Dresden, Germany. Here are a few pictures of Dresden:
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The workshop itself will be held in the Willers-Bau, a building of the Dresden University of Technology. The university campus is located close to the center, just 5 minutes by bus or tram.
More information on the workshop facility, accommodation and travel will follow!
Getting to Dresden
If you plan a trip to Dresden and need any advice or help, do not hesitate to contact the organizers. An email address can be found in the Contact section.
By Train
Dresden can be reached by train very easy. The following table shows the travel time by train from some european cities to Dresden:
| Berlin | 2 hours |
| Bern | 8 hours 40 minutes |
| Brussels | roughly 8 hours |
| Budapest | 9 to 10 hours |
| Frankfurt a.M. | 4 hours 30 minutes |
| Hamburg | 4 hours 20 minutes |
| Leipzig | 1 hour 20 minutes |
| Munich | roughly 7 hours |
| Prague | 2 hours 20 minutes |
| Vienna | 7 to 8 hours |
| Warsaw | 8 to 10 hours |
For more information please visit http://www.bahn.de.
By Car
Dresden can be reached by car! :-)
By Plane
Dresden has an airport with a large number of national and some international connections. If there is no direct flight from your city, a connection via Frankfurt a.M., Munich, Leipzig or Berlin is usually available.
Flying to Leipzig or Berlin Schoenefeld is particularily attractive, as there are direct train connections from those airports to Dresden.
Cheap flight to Dresden are currently available from:
| Airline | From | URL |
|---|---|---|
| DBA | Munich | http://www.flydba.com |
| Germanwings | Stuttgart | http://www.germanwings.com/ |
| Germanwings | Cologne-Bonn | http://www.germanwings.com/ |
Accomodation
4-star Hotel
Mercure Newa Dresden - http://www.mercure.com/mercure/fichehotel/gb/mer/1577/fiche_hotel.shtml
The Mercure Newa Dresden is also located in the city center, and the conference location can be reached by tram in about 4 minutes. (just 3 stops)
2-to-3-star Hotels
Ibis Dresden Königstein - link
Ibis Dresden Lilienstein - link
Ibis Dresden Bastei - link
Ibis operates three hotels in Dresden. All are located next to each other and very close to the Mercure Newa Dresden and the city center. The conference location can be reached in about 4 minutes. (same route as from the Mercure Newa Dresden)
Youth Hostel Style:
City-Herberge Dresden - http://city-herberge.de/
The City-Herberge is right in the center of Dresden. The conference location can be reached by tram in about 5 minutes.(5 stops)
Camping Site:
There is a nice camping site in Dresden-Mockritz, just 8 to 10 minutes by bus or car from the workshop location.
Campingplatz Dresden-Mokritz - http://www.camping-dresden.de/
Gallery
No images yet.
Contact
If you have comments or want further information about the workshop, you can always reach us by sending an eMail to:
DevelopersWorkshop [at] netlabs.org
Robert Henschel is mainly responsible for organizing the workshop.
Announcement Mailing List
We have created an announcement mailing list for the workshop. Only the organizers of the workshop can send emails to the list and the email addresses will only be used to distribute information about the workshop.
If you want to receive up to date information about the workshop, please write an email to:
DevelopersWorkshop [at] netlabs.org
Subject: Announcement Mailing List