About the International Symposium on Software Composition

The International Symposium on Software Composition is the premier symposium that brings together the software engineering research and industrial communities in order to develop a better understanding of how software components may be used to build and maintain large software systems.

Topics of interests include:

• Composition and adaptation techniques
• Composition languages, calculi and type systems
• Aspect-oriented programming
• Semantics-based composition and analysis of component systems
• Verification, validation and testing techniques
• Dynamic composition and reconfiguration
• Composition issues in industrial-strength component systems and frameworks
• Composition aspects of service-oriented architectures
• Software composition in pervasive computing environments
• Mashup (web application hybrid)
  Mashup (web application hybrid)
  In Web development, a mashup is a Web page or application that uses and combines data, presentation or functionality from two or more sources to create new services...
  
  - software composition for the Web
• Visual composition environments and tools
• Model-driven composition
• Business Process orchestration
• Performance optimization of composite systems

Software Composition Events

• Software Composition 2011, Zurich, Switzerland - 30 June - 1 July 2011.
• Software Composition 2010, Malaga, Spain - 1-2 July 2010. Springer Proceedings LNCS 6144
• Software Composition 2009, Zurich, Switzerland - 2–3 July 2009. Springer Proceedings LNCS 5634
• Software Composition 2008, Budapest, Hungary - 29–30 March 2008. - Springer Proceedings LNCS 4954
• Software Composition 2007, Braga, Portugal - Springer Proceedings LNCS 4829
• Software Composition 2006, Vienna, Austria - Springer Proceedings LNCS 4089
• Software Composition 2005, Edinburgh, Scotland - Springer Proceedings LNCS 3628
• Software Composition 2004, Barcelona, Spain
• Software Composition 2003, Warsaw, Poland
• Software Composition 2002, Grenoble, France

Sponsors

The edition of Software Composition 2009 was supported by Springer, IFIP, IBM, and ETH Zurich.

External links

• Software Composition Bibliography (from DBLP)