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ORCIDBENEVOL 2022: Mons, Belgium
- Mairieli Wessel, Eleni Constantinou:
Proceedings of the Belgium-Netherlands Software Evolution Workshop, Mons, Belgium, September 12-13, 2022. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 3245, CEUR-WS.org 2022 - Bas van den Brink, Tannaz Zameni, Ulyana Tikhonova, Lammert Vinke, Ana-Maria Oprescu:
Leveraging composability in model-based testing for microservices. - Chris Pfaff, Elena Baninemeh, Siamak Farshidi, Slinger Jansen:
A code search engine for software ecosystems. - Damien Jaime, Joyce El Haddad, Pascal Poizat:
A preliminary study of rhythm and speed in the maven ecosystem. - David Moreno-Lumbreras, Jesús M. González-Barahona, Gregorio Robles:
Visualizing code reviews bottlenecks, from 2D to virtual reality. - Marnick Q. T. P. van der Arend:
Language-agnostic multi-paradigm code quality assurance framework. - Mehrdad Abdi, Serge Demeyer:
Steps towards zero-touch mutation testing in Pharo. - Yu Pei, Sarra Habchi, Renaud Rwemalika, Jeongju Sohn, Mike Papadakis:
An empirical study of async wait flakiness in front-end testing. - Robert Viseur:
How to evaluate the power exercised over a free software project? An application to the case of the Android project. (short paper). - Slinger Jansen, Elena Baninemeh, Siamak Farshidi:
FAIRSECO: An infrastructure for measuring impact of research software (short paper). - Elena Baninemeh, Slinger Jansen:
Benchmarking the vulnerability detection capabilities of software analysis tools (short paper).
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