Monthly Archives: March 2012

Using Background Colors to Support Program Comprehension in Software Product Lines

Posted on March 13, 2012 by Craig Anslow

A paper on Using Background Colors to Support Program Comprehension in Software Product Lines (IEEE Xplore) by Feigenspan, J., Schulze, M., Papendieck, M., Kästner, C., Dachselt, R., Köppen, V., Frisch, M. from the University of Magdeburg and University of Marburg … Continue reading →

Posted in Papers, Research | Tagged background visualization, empricial studies, IDEs, program comprehension, user experiment | Leave a comment

Caserta and Zendra: “Visualization of the Static Aspects of Software: A Survey”

Posted on March 8, 2012 by Fabian Beck

Software visualization is an active field of research positioned between software engineering and information visualization. Although there exist events like SoftVis and VISSOFT, papers on software visualization are scattered across many conferences and journals—survey articles that summarize and structure recent … Continue reading →

Posted in Papers, Research, Summary | Tagged call graphs, city metaphor, software dependencies, software design, software evolution, software metrics, software visualization, structure, survey, tools, UML | 2 Comments

Monthly Archives: March 2012

Using Background Colors to Support Program Comprehension in Software Product Lines

Caserta and Zendra: “Visualization of the Static Aspects of Software: A Survey”

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