Persistent Object Systems: Proceedings of the Third International Workshop, 10-13 January 1989, Newcastle, Australia

This collection of proceedings from the Third International Workshop on Persistent Object Systems offers a deep dive into the advancements and challenges faced in the field of computer science, particularly concerning persistent storage of objects. Held in January 1989 in Newcastle, Australia, the workshop brought together leading researchers and practitioners who shared their insights and findings on various aspects of persistent systems. The discussions highlighted not only theoretical frameworks but also practical applications, fostering a rich dialogue that explored the evolving nature of data persistence.

With contributions from notable figures such as John Rosenberg and David Koch, the proceedings encapsulate a range of topics that shed light on the future of object-oriented programming and data management. The breadth of research showcases innovative methodologies and experimental approaches aimed at enhancing the efficiency and reliability of persistent object systems, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the foundations of modern computing principles and practices.