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+* Non-conventional OOP Paradigm
+
+A reflection on what Object Orientation is at its core as well as an
+exploration what OOP could mean apart from the Java/C++/.. way of
+looking at things.
+
+We will look at CLOS and discover how polymorphism doesn't need to
+be bound to some special self/this parameter and see how method
+specialization often does not want to just overwrite the baseclass
+implementation.
+
+We will take a look at Erlang -- a language that does not really claim
+to be object-oriented at all -- and discover astonishing similarities
+between erlang processes and objects where loose coupling is taken
+seriously.
+
+We will review Smalltalk, the language deepply connected with the
+intial concept of OOP and long forgotten.
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-\title{Template}
-\subtitle{Für Vorträge!}
+\title{Objekt-Orientierte Programmierung}
+\subtitle{Mal anders!}
\author{
Christoph Egger\\
}
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- Download: https://static.siccegge.de/talks/template-privat.pdf\\
- https://git.siccegge.de/?p=talk/template/privat.git
+ Download: https://static.siccegge.de/talks/oop-MRMCD-.pdf\\
+ https://git.siccegge.de/?p=talk/oop.git
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