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OOPSLA (Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages & Applications) is an annual ACM conference.

OOPSLA is an annual conference covering topics on object-oriented programming systems, languages and applications. Like other conferences, OOPSLA offers various tracks and many simultaneous sessions, and thus has different meaning to different people. It is more academic than some conferences, with doctoral students presenting papers for credit, and less academic than others.

The first OOPSLA was held in Portland, Oregon in 1986. It operates under the auspices of the Special Interest Group for Programming Languages (SIGPLAN) group of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).

OOPSLA’s venue changes every year, and the categories of its program vary. Historically OOPSLA has combined the presentation of academic papers with comparatively practical experience reports, panels, workshops and tutorials.

OOPSLA helped object-oriented programming develop into what is now mainstream programming, and helped incubate a number of related disciplines, including design patterns, refactoring, aspect-oriented programming, Model Driven Engineering, agile software development, and Domain Specific Language.

The sister conference of OOPSLA in Europe is ECOOP

Locations

2005: San Diego, California
2004: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
2003: Anaheim, California
2002: Seattle, Washington
2001: Tampa Bay, Florida
2000: Minneapolis, Minnesota
1999: Denver, Colorado
1998: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1997: Atlanta, Georgia
1996: San Jose, California
1995: Austin, Texas
1994: Portland, Oregon
1993: Washington, D.C.
1992: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1991: Phoenix, Arizona
1990: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (co-located with ECOOP)
1989: New Orleans, Louisiana
1988: San Diego, California
1987: Orlando, Florida
1986: Portland, Oregon

External link

Official website

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 == Locations ==
-[[2005]]: [[San Diego, California]]
-[[2004]]: [[Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]]
-[[2003]]: [[Anaheim, California]]
-[[2002]]: [[Seattle, Washington]]
-[[2001]]: [[Tampa Bay, Florida]]
-[[2000]]: [[Minneapolis, Minnesota]]
-[[1999]]: [[Denver, Colorado]]
-[[1998]]: [[Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]]
-[[1997]]: [[Atlanta, Georgia]]
-[[1996]]: [[San Jose, California]]
-[[1995]]: [[Austin, Texas]]
-[[1994]]: [[Portland, Oregon]]
-[[1993]]: [[Washington, D.C.]]
-[[1992]]: [[Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]]
-[[1991]]: [[Phoenix, Arizona]]
-[[1990]]: [[Ottawa, Ontario, Canada]] (co-located with [[ECOOP]])
-[[1989]]: [[New Orleans, Louisiana]]
-[[1988]]: [[San Diego, California]]
-[[1987]]: [[Orlando, Florida]]
-[[1986]]: [[Portland, Oregon]]
+* [[2005]]: [[San Diego, California]]
+* [[2004]]: [[Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]]
+* [[2003]]: [[Anaheim, California]]
+* [[2002]]: [[Seattle, Washington]]
+* [[2001]]: [[Tampa Bay, Florida]]
+* [[2000]]: [[Minneapolis, Minnesota]]
+* [[1999]]: [[Denver, Colorado]]
+* [[1998]]: [[Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]]
+* [[1997]]: [[Atlanta, Georgia]]
+* [[1996]]: [[San Jose, California]]
+* [[1995]]: [[Austin, Texas]]
+* [[1994]]: [[Portland, Oregon]]
+* [[1993]]: [[Washington, D.C.]]
+* [[1992]]: [[Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada]]
+* [[1991]]: [[Phoenix, Arizona]]
+* [[1990]]: [[Ottawa, Ontario, Canada]] (co-located with [[ECOOP]])
+* [[1989]]: [[New Orleans, Louisiana]]
+* [[1988]]: [[San Diego, California]]
+* [[1987]]: [[Orlando, Florida]]
+* [[1986]]: [[Portland, Oregon]]
 == External link ==