Regular readers will know that I am organising May’s Code Generation 2007  conference. This is a developer event aimed at offering practical advice on topics such as Software Factories, Model-Driven Architecture, Domain-Specific Languages and Generative Programming. The speakers are industry veterans who have been-there, done-thought and bought the t-shirt when it comes to model-driven software development so this is a unique opportunity to come and to find out about the dos and don’ts of these emerging techonologies.

After a number of people commented that they couldn’t make the whole Code Generation 2007  conference we’ve decided to make it possible to book for just one or two days.

This means that the following one day packages are now available:

Friday 18th May - This day has sessions on the following themes: Getting started with model-based code generation, Domain-Specific Languages - including two sessions on Microsoft’s DSL tools, Model-Driven Architecture, Model-Driven Development in the Enterprise - including a keynote speech from Axel Uhl of SAP AG. In the morning there’s also an in-depth tutorial on Code Generation of GUIs. (£185 - includes lunch, tea / coffee, delegate pack etc.)

Saturday 19th May - This day has sessions on the following themes: Generative Software Development - including a keynote and a tutorial led by Krzysztof Czarnecki, more sessions on Domain-Specific Languages, Software Product Line case studies, Model-Driven Development in the Embedded space, and several additional sessions on Model-Driven Development in the Enterprise. (£185 - includes lunch, tea / coffee, delegate pack etc.)

Sunday 20th May - Several hand-on sessions and workshops including an in-depth session on the Naked Objects Framework. A top-quality panel looking at the future of model-driven software development. An in-depth discussion session where you can quiz a panel of experts and other session leaders on any issues you have and work with peers to discuss collaboration and problem-solving. (£135 - includes lunch, tea / coffee, delegate pack etc.)

There are also a couple of two day packages allowing you to see all the sessions in a particular theme or to explore a variety of topics. These have a lower per-day rate to reflect the cost-savings we make when someone books for more than one day.

Friday 18th May and Saturday 19th May - £345 (includes lunch on both days, tea / coffee and delegate pack etc.)

Saturday 19th May and Sunday 20th May - £300 (includes lunch on both days, tea / coffee and delegate pack etc.)

The conference dinner on Saturday 19th May is also separately bookable at £35 for three courses including wine. However, if you book the three day package for £450 the conference dinner is included. With my sales hat on I can tell you that this is incredible value.

All prices are quoted exclusive of VAT at 17.5%. Book now at http://www.codegeneration.net/cg2007/booking.php