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The site mentions that the journal is sponsored by the AOSA non-profit. Pardon my ignorance, but what organization is that? There's no direct link to the sponso

The site mentions that the journal is sponsored by the AOSA non-profit. Pardon my ignorance, but what organization is that? There's no direct link to the sponsoring org from the website, and searching for AOSA non-profit yields a large list of increasingly unlikely sites. * Architecture of Open Source Applications (the book spawned a non-profit maybe?) * American Orff-Schulwerk Association, promoting creativity in learners * Association of Seed Analysts * ...

delinka 10y ago
Aspect-Oriented Software Association On the "article" page, sixth bullet, follow the <Programming> Conference link[1]. On the conference page, find the copyright at the bottom, follow the AOSA link[2]. Finally, hover on AOSA in the first paragraph. Finding this information should not have required such meandering. 1 - http://programming-conference.org/ 2 - http://programming-conference.org/steering/
freyir 10y ago
There's a link in the bottom right hand corner of the page where it says "© 2016–2017 AOSA" "AOSA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to be the primary sponsor for the ‹Programming› Conference and the Modularity Symposium."
- digikata 10y ago
  Yes I had seen that, but <Programming> seems to be having its first conference this year, and Modularity's proceedings seem to be closed up in the ACM Library. So it was difficult to ascertain anything about AOSA and it's mission as an organization from that info.
  - timmolderez 10y ago
    Hi all, This blog post/FAQ should clear up the story behind the journal, and its relation to AOSA: http://tagide.com/blog/academia/the-art-science-and-engineering-of-programming http://tagide.com/blog/academia/the-art-science-and-engineer... Kind regards, Tim
    - digikata 10y ago
      Thanks that's very informative! There are many elements of it that might have been interesting to include on the Journal site itself. It's great to see new open-access Journals opening up!

delinka 10y ago

Aspect-Oriented Software Association On the "article" page, sixth bullet, follow the <Programming> Conference link[1]. On the conference page, find the copyright at the bottom, follow the AOSA link[2]. Finally, hover on AOSA in the first paragraph. Finding this information should not have required such meandering. 1 - http://programming-conference.org/ 2 - http://programming-conference.org/steering/

freyir 10y ago

There's a link in the bottom right hand corner of the page where it says "© 2016–2017 AOSA" "AOSA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to be the primary sponsor for the ‹Programming› Conference and the Modularity Symposium."

digikata 10y ago
Yes I had seen that, but <Programming> seems to be having its first conference this year, and Modularity's proceedings seem to be closed up in the ACM Library. So it was difficult to ascertain anything about AOSA and it's mission as an organization from that info.
- timmolderez 10y ago
  Hi all, This blog post/FAQ should clear up the story behind the journal, and its relation to AOSA: http://tagide.com/blog/academia/the-art-science-and-engineering-of-programming http://tagide.com/blog/academia/the-art-science-and-engineer... Kind regards, Tim
  - digikata 10y ago
    Thanks that's very informative! There are many elements of it that might have been interesting to include on the Journal site itself. It's great to see new open-access Journals opening up!