Daniel Jackson -

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Name: Daniel Jackson

Affiliation: MIT

Personal website: http://people.csail.mit.edu/dnj/

Contributions

PX/21	Author of Towards End-user Web Scraping For Customization within the PX/21-track
SPLASH 2021	Committee Member in Review Committee within the OOPSLA-track
Convivial Computing Salon 2020	Author of Wildcard: Spreadsheet-Driven Customization of Web Applications within the Salon 2020-track
SPLASH 2020	Author of Demystifying Dependence within the Posters-track Author of End-User Software Customization by Direct Manipulation of Tabular Data within the Onward! Papers-track Author of Demystifying Dependence within the Onward! Papers-track
SPLASH 2019	Author of Declarative Assembly of Web Applications from Predefined Concepts within the Onward! Papers-track
LIVE 2018	Author of Espalier: a structured spreadsheet tool for end-user development of organizational applications within the LIVE 2018-track
SPLASH 2018	Author of Espalier: a structured spreadsheet tool for end-user development of organizational applications within the Posters-track Author of A new modularity for software within the Keynotes-track
Onward! 2016	Author of Exploring the Role of Sequential Computation in Distributed Systems: Motivating a Programming Paradigm Shift within the Onward! Papers-track Author of Object Spreadsheets: A New Computational Model for End-User Development of Data-Centric Web Applications within the Onward! Papers-track
SPLASH 2016	Author of Purposes, Concepts, Misfits, and a Redesign of Git within the OOPSLA-track
Onward! 2015	Author of Towards a Theory of Conceptual Design for Software within the Onward! Essays-track Committee Member in Program Committee within the Onward! Essays-track
SPLASH 2015	Author of Programming with Enumerable Sets of Structures within the OOPSLA-track
Onward! 2013	Author of What’s Wrong with Git? A Conceptual Design Analysis within the Research Papers-track Author of Model-Based, Event-Driven Programming Paradigm for Interactive Web Applications within the Research Papers-track
SPLASH 2013