It looks like the SG15 meeting for San Diego will be on Thursday, November
8th. (There's a chance that'll get shifted, but I'll fight to keep it
stable if possible.)

Generally speaking, I'd like to encourage papers in the following areas:

   - Build systems, build system understanding. Possible guidance/best
   practices/linters for build systems + project layouts. Basically: what do
   we want to ask of projects so that it is out-of-the-box easy to download a
   library and #include it / import it / link it? This probably includes
   things like physical layout of directory structures, best practices for
   namespaces, etc etc.
   - Package managers. Especially the overlap with the above. What does it
   take for a package to "just work" when the source is downloaded and
   imported? Can we have a verification/stamp/certification that a package is
   following some form of best practices and will just work out of the box?
   - Updated/alternative mission statements?
   - Interactions between modules and tools.
   - Refactoring tools and techniques
   - Indexers, censuses of popular packages, graphs of inter-package
   dependencies.

But anything in the (broad) space of Tooling is of course welcome.

I'd like to encourage us to use San Diego as a last "brainstorming" meeting
and start moving toward more papers that propose plans for how to get from
where we are to a world of better tooling. Maybe that's overly aggressive.

On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 7:06 PM Titus Winters <titus_at_[hidden]> wrote:

> There will be a meeting, especially if there are papers.
>
> I don't know yet what time in the week. I'll check with Herb and the local
> host to see if we can get dibs to help facilitate.
>
> On Mon, Aug 6, 2018, 1:03 PM Rene Rivera <grafikrobot_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>
>> I'm planning on submitting some papers soonish and want to possibly
>> discuss them in San Diego. Is there going to be an SG15 meeting in SD? If
>> so, when in the week? I ask because I can't afford to attend the entire
>> week. And would like to plan, and get approval, for the time. I'm sure
>> others have similar questions also.
>>
>>
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>> -- Rene Rivera
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