The conference opens for registration and preliminaries at 11:00, with the real opening at 13:15 (i.e. 1:15 PM). The afternoon will be mostly devoted to the current development of Pike, with presentations of various work in progress and some application demos. Some time will also be given to programming languages for the Web, in general. Some specific programme items preliminarily scheduled for Thursday are: 13:15 - Introduction 13:30 - Pike 7.4: what's new in the upcoming release? 14:00 - The new Pike community site 14:30 - The AIDO Player: a multimedia application in Pike 15:00 - Tea/coffee break 15:30 - The sTeam project: An Open Source Learning Platform 16:00 - Xenofarm: the new Pike cross-platform build system 16:30 - Pike XML support: what's there, and what should be added? (brainstorming) The conference opens at 9:00 and runs until 18:00 (6 PM), and will focus on the Semantic Web during this day; what is the Semantic Web good for? what can Pike do for it? what can it do for Pike? and so on. Some specific programme items preliminarily scheduled for Friday are: 09:30 - The Semantic Web: Opportunities and Problems 10:00 - Tea/coffee break 10:50 - The sTeam project: Information Structuring 11:30 - Active documents on the web 12:00 - Break 13:15 - The sTeam project: developing application servers in Pike 13:45 - Web Ontologies and Pike (brainstorming session) 14:15 - Pike and Java (presentation and brainstorming) 15:00 - Tea/coffee break 15:30 - The Caudium project: background and future 16:30 - Additional presentation, if any 17:00 - End of scheduled presentations programme At 10:15, we were planning on starting Saturday's activities, reconvening at Visionen, to move on to the SU10 and SU11 rooms on the second floor nearby (we have those reserved for the duration of the day). Topics and focus areas for the day include: Group picture - outside IDA en route to the Lysator FOO hall Future - wishlist for Pike 7.6 Module system - how should the Pike modules of the future look, feel and work? XML support - what library candidates are out there, what should we aim for? Who is interested in what XML sub standards? PR / Site work - workshop and intro, putting up sTeam, BioPike, the Documentation project, Caudium, and friends. Next conference? - when and where should we have the next Pike conference?