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{{Infobox Academic Conference
| history = 19861987-present
| discipline = [[Object-Orientedoriented Programmingprogramming]]
| abbreviation = ECOOP
| publisher = [[Lecture Notes in Computer Science]], [[Springer-Verlag Science+Business Media]]
| countryfrequency = EuropeanAnnual
| frequency = annual
}}
 
The '''European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming''', commonly known as ('''ECOOP''',) is an annual conference covering topics on object-oriented programming systems, languages and applications. Like other conferences, ECOOP offers various tracks and many simultaneous sessions, and thus has different meaning to different people.
 
The first ECOOP was held in [[Paris, France]] in 19861987. It operates under the auspices of the ''[[Association Internationale pour les Technologies Objets'' ([http://www.aito.org/ AITO])], a non-profit organization located in Germany.
 
ECOOP’s venue changes every year, and the categories of its program vary. Historically ECOOP has combined the presentation of academic papers with comparatively practical experience reports, panels, workshops and tutorials.
 
ECOOP helped object-oriented programming develop in Europe into what is now mainstream programming, and helped incubate a number of related disciplines, including [[Design pattern (computer science)|design patterns]], [[refactoring]], [[aspect-oriented programming]], [[Model Driven Engineering]], and [[agile software development]].
 
The winners of the annual AITO [[Dahl-Nygaard Prize]] are announcedoffered the opportunity to give a keynote presentation at ECOOP.
 
The sister conference of ECOOP in North America is [[OOPSLA]].
 
== Locations and organizers ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ ECOOP conferences
!Conference
!Place
!Conference Chair(s)
!Program Chair(s)
!Note
|-
|ECOOP 2013
|[[Montpellier]], France
|[[Marianne Huchard]]
|[[Giuseppe Castagna]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2012
|[[Beijing]], China
|[[Jan Vitek]], [[Haibo Lin]]
|[[James Noble]]
|joint, with [[PLDI]]
|-
|ECOOP 2011
|[[Lancaster, Lancashire|Lancaster]], United Kingdom
|[[Awais Rashid]]
|[[Mira Mezini]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2010
|[[Maribor]], Slovenia
|[[Marjan Heričko]], [[Aleš Živkovič]]
|[[Theo D'Hondt]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2009
|[[Genoa]], Italy
|[[Giovanna Guerrini]], [[Elena Zucca]]
|[[Sophia Drossopoulou]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2008
|[[Paphos]], Cyprus
|[[George Papadopoulos (computer scientist)|George Papadopoulos]]
|[[Jan Vitek]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2007
|[[Berlin]], Germany
|[[Stefan Jähnichen]], [[Peter Fritzson]]
|[[Erik Ernst]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2006
|[[Nantes]], France
|[[Jean Bézivin]], [[Pierre Cointe]]
|[[David A. Thomas (software developer)|Dave Thomas]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2005
|[[Glasgow]], United Kingdom
|[[Paddy Nixon]]
|[[Andrew Black (computer scientists)|Andrew Black]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2004
|[[Oslo]], Norway
|[[Birger Møller-Pedersen]]
|[[Martin Odersky]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2003
|[[Darmstadt]], Germany
|[[Rachid Guerraoui]]
|[[Luca Cardelli]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2002
|[[Malaga]], Spain
|[[José Troya]]
|[[Boris Magnusson]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2001
|[[Budapest]], Hungary
|[[Gerti Kappel]]
|[[Jørgen Lindskov Knudsen]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 2000
|[[Cannes]], France
|[[Dennis Caromel]], [[Jean-Paul Rigault]]
|[[Elisa Bertino]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1999
|[[Lisbon]], Portugal
|[[Vasco T. Vasconcelos]]
|[[Rachid Guerraoui]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1998
|[[Brussels]], Belgium
|[[Luc Steels]]
|[[Eric Jul]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1997
|[[Jyväskylä]], Finland
|[[Boris Magnusson]]
|[[Mehmet Aksit]], [[Satoshi Matsuoka]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1996
|[[Linz]], Austria
|[[Oscar Nierstrasz]]
|[[Pierre Cointe]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1995
|[[Aarhus]], Denmark
|[[Ole Lehrmann Madsen]]
|[[Walter Olthoff]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1994
|[[Bologna]], Italy
|[[Maurelio Boari]]
|[[Mario Tokoro]], [[Remo Pareschi]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1993
|[[Kaiserslautern]], Germany
|[[Gerhard Barth]]
|[[Oscar Nierstrasz]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1992
|[[Utrecht (city)|Utrecht]], The Netherlands
|[[Pierre America]]
|[[Ole Lehrmann Madsen]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1991
|[[Geneva]], Switzerland
|[[Dennis Tsichritzis]]
|[[Pierre America]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1990
|[[Ottawa]], Canada
|[[David A. Thomas (software developer)|Dave Thomas]], [[Pierre Cointe]]
|[[Akinori Yonezawa]]
|joint, with [[OOPSLA]]
|-
|ECOOP 1989
|[[Nottingham]], United Kingdom
|[[John Florentin]]
|[[Stephen Cook]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1988
|[[Oslo]], Norway
|[[Stein Gjessing]]
|[[Kristen Nygaard]]
|
|-
|ECOOP 1987
|[[Paris]], France
|[[Jean-Marie Hullot]], [[Jean Bézivin]]
|[[Pierre Cointe]], [[Henry Lieberman]]
|
|}
 
==See also==
* [[List of computer science conferences]]
* [[List of computer science conference acronyms]]
* [[List of publications in computer science]]
* [[Outline of computer science]]
 
==References==
{{reflist}}
 
==External links==
*[http {{Official website|https://www.ecoop.org/ Official website]}}
 
{{Authority control}}
 
[[Category:Computer science conferences]]
[[Category:Dahl–Nygaard Prize]]
[[Category:Information technology organizations based in Europe]]
[[Category:Programming languages conferences]]
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