Hi Stef --
> What do I gain?
Hmm... you will share your ideas with others. Chances are, that the documented result will be of a quality higher than what you would write here on the list. Just because
you commit to some deadline and people that are willing to review and comment on your work. Plus, it will be archived in the ACM Digital Library for years to come, which has a reputation better than what you could self-publish on some website.
> [...] to engage in
hard and time-consuming work to produce a submission [...]
It's worth it. You will learn a lot while writing about your topic. New ideas will emerge. The mere fact that you are not working directly on the project but writing *about* it can
give you a new, fresh perspective.
Here are proceedings of some past PX editions:
Best,
Marcel
Am 11.01.2024 11:34:33 schrieb Stéphane Rollandin <lecteur@zogotounga.net>:
> Submissions by academics, professional programmers, and non-professional
> programmer are welcome.
I would be happy to share my experience on this topic; but what
incentive is there for me, as a non-professional programmer, to engage
in hard and time-consuming work to produce a submission? What do I gain?
Stef