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ORCIDJournal of Systems and Software, Volume 239
Volume 239, 2026
- Darja Smite
, Nils Brede Moe, Maria Teresa Baldassarre, Fabio Calefato, Guilherme Horta Travassos, Marcin Floryan, Marcos Kalinowski, Daniel Méndez, Graziela Pereira, Margaret-Anne D. Storey, Rafael Prikladnicki:
Who "controls" where work shall be done? State-of-practice in post-pandemic remote work regulation. 112848 - Zengyang Li, Binbin Huang, Yimeng Li, Ran Mo, Peng Liang, Hui Liu, Yutao Ma:
Unveiling code clones in the Eclipse IIoT software ecosystem. 112869 - Anas Shatnawi, Bachar Rima, Zakarea Alshara, Gabriel Darbord, Abdelhak-Djamel Seriai, Christophe Bortolaso:
Observability of web applications: An industrial case study. 112886 - Zhuang Li, Qiuping Yi, Keyang Xiao, Zongcheng Ji, Hongliang Liang:
An end-to-end approach for fixing concurrency bugs via SHB-based context extractor. 112888 - Chang-Hui Bae, Euteum Choi, Ok-Kyoon Ha, Yong-Kee Jun, Seongjin Lee:
On-the-fly repair of multi-variable atomicity violations in airborne software. 112889 - Chentong Zhao, Jinpeng Xiang, Lixin Zhao, Aimin Yu, Lijun Cai, Dan Meng:
LogNER: Enhancing log semantics with LLM-driven entity recognition. 112892 - Samuel Banning Osei, Rubing Huang, Rongcun Wang, Zhongchen Ma:
An empirical study of attention mechanisms in wide and deep neural networks for smart contract vulnerability detection. 112895 - Rodi Jolak, Mazen Mohamad, Ramana Reddy Avula, Jason Meek, Alexander Åström:
SCENE: Guidelines for Security Chaos Engineering based on a systematic literature review. 112896 - Xinyi Shen, Xiangfu Zhao, Kaile Su, Long He:
ScenGDL: Smart contract vulnerability detection and location based on temporal Scenarios and Graph convolution networks. 112898 - Xufan Zheng, Qianlong Dang:
Enhancing software dependability through comprehensive scheduling optimization for TT and AVB traffic in time-sensitive networking. 112899 - Mohammad Tanhaei:
C-ADL: A causal architecture description language for design-time root cause analysis and counterfactual reasoning in distributed systems. 112902 - Francesca Lonetti, Antonia Bertolino, Pablo Oliveira Antonino, Doo-Hwan Bae:
Recent developments in software engineering for systems-of-systems and software ecosystems. 112814 - Dongmei Gao, Fabian Fagerholm, Vilma Toivanen:
What does current research say about the viability of low-code development? A systematic literature review. 112893 - Aakash Sorathiya, Gouri Ginde:
Exploring ethical concerns of mobile applications from App Reviews: A literature survey. 112900 - Hao Chen, Yunchun Li, Chen Chen, Fengxu Lin, Wei Li:
OOPS: Automated generation of REST API specification via LLMs. 112914 - Lei Xiao, Yifan Wu, Yu Gao, Zibin Zheng, Yijie Cai, Ying Xing:
CLVUL: A contrastive learning framework for unified vulnerability detection, localization, and CWE classification with continual and zero-shot adaptation. 112917 - Francesco Pagano, Mariano Ceccato, Alessio Merlo, Paolo Tonella:
Multi-agent deep reinforcement learning for penetration testing of IoT devices through their mobile companion app. 112918 - Nayla Nasir, Muhammad Usman, Jürgen Börstler:
Peer evaluation in software engineering team project courses: A taxonomy and guidelines for educators. 112919 - Wei Xiong, Xinying Wang, Zhao Wu, Franz Wotawa:
A dependability-aware elastic resource management framework for edge cloud-native computing. 112920 - Miloslav Hub:
Enhancing usability evaluation with fuzzy logic. 112923 - Jiajun Tong, Zhixiao Wang, Xiaobin Rui:
Boosting commit classification with contrastive learning. 112924
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