Mashups 2008

Second International Workshop on Web APIs and Services Mashups (Mashups'08) at ICSOC 2008 - Sydney, Australia, December 1, 2008 http://icsoc-mashups.org

Services computing and Web 2.0 computing are converging into a programmable Web today. The interaction and integration of services computing and Web 2.0 technologies, however, exposes various complexities that have to be faced. This workshop looks specifically at Services Mashups : end-user-oriented compositions of Web-accessible APIs and data.

Main challenges include:

* Programming models (languages, frameworks, platforms) for the composition of Web-accessible services and data of all kinds and architectural styles (REST, Atom, RSS, AtomPub, and SOAP/WSDL) and development of integrated user-interfaces * Quality of services mashups, including performance, reliability, and security * Understanding social and economic factors in the creation, acceptance, and sustainability of services mashups, including software-as-services markets, services marketplaces and intermediaries, digital communities, and pricing, incentive and contracting models

This workshop aims to bring together several relevant communities: application (mashup) developers, mashup technology developers and experts, end-users, social networking and economics researchers, and the broader services computing community.

Peer-reviewed workshop papers will be published as part of the ICSOC workshop proceedings. Two kinds of contributions are sought: short position papers (not to exceed 6 pages in Springer LNCS style format) describing particular challenges or experiences relevant to the scope of the workshop, and full research papers (not to exceed 14 pages in the Springer LNCS style format) describing novel solutions to relevant problems. Mashup and technology demonstrations are particularly welcome.

Topics of interest include:

* Languages, frameworks, and platforms for the design, implementation, testing and maintenance of services mashups, including dynamic languages and frameworks such as Ruby/RoR and Javascript/Ajax, and solutions such as the Google Web Toolkit and Mashup Editor, Yahoo! Pipes, IBM�??s MashupHub, DAMIA, Sharable Code, and Lotus Mashups * New approaches to mashup construction: dataflow, spreadsheet and process-oriented mashups, end-user mashup development * Novel applications of mashups, e.g., mobile mashups, location-aware mashups, wiki-based mashups

* Specific services mashup application and technology examples: design, architecture, implementation, usability and user-experience * Mashups within and using social software platforms, e.g., OpenSocial or the Facebook platform * Mashups within enterprises and across enterprises * Quality of services mashups: performance, reliability, security, and other non-functional aspects * Analysis of and experience with services mashups (creation, deployment, and usage) from social and economical perspectives; services markets and marketplaces, digital communities, pricing and contracting models

Papers must be submitted electronically in PDF format. Submit at our Mashups'08 EasyChair installation.

DATES

October 13: Submissions due (extended)

November 3: Notification of acceptance

December 1: Workshop date

(RegistrationDate): TBD (same as ICSOC 2008)

AGENDA

Mashups'08 is a full-day workshop comprising

* invited presentations (1) * paper presentations (including demos, if applicable) (6) * social event with demos (1) * active online community forum and discussions using workshop's blog and IBM Web Highlights on IBM alphaWorks

Total anticipated attendees: 20 (includes speakers and some of organizers)

ORGANIZATION

Michael Maximilien, IBM Almaden Research Center

Patrick Chanezon, Google, Inc.

Cesare Pautasso, University of Lugano, Switzerland

Stefan Tai, Karlsruhe University, Germany

Publicity Chair

Nirmit Desai, NC State University

PROGRAM COMMITTEE*

Gustavo Alonso, ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Mehmet Altinel, Anvato, Mountain View, CA

Brian Blake, Georgetown University

Christoph Bussler, MercedSystems, Inc, USA

Schahram Dustdar, Vienna University of Technology

Kartick Gomadam, Wright State University

George Feuerlicht, University of Technology, Sydney

Robert Ennals, Intel Research, Berkeley, CA

Christine Legner, European Business School, Germany

Mehdi Jazayeri, University of Lugano, Switzerland

Anant Jinghran, IBM Silicon Valley Labs

Gregor Hohpe, Google, Inc.

Rania Khalaf, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center

Volker Markl, Technical University Berlin, Germany

Jonathan Marsh, WSO2

Andrew McAfee, Harvard Business School

Ravi Nemana, Services Science at UC Berkeley

Duane Nickull, Adobe Systems

Dave Nielsen, Independent Consultant

Ajith Ranabahu, Wright State University and Apache Software Foundation

Amit Sheth, Kn.o.esis Center, Wright State University

David Simmen, IBM Almaden Research Center

Ashutosh Singh, IBM Almaden Research Center

Kunal Verma, Accenture Research Labs

(*) Some PC members' confirmation pending

CONTACT

icsoc.mashups08@gmail.com (sent to organizers) This CfP was obtained from WikiCFP