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Software Problems in the News
Andy Ko from the University of Washington and one of his undergraduate RAs has created a neat little visualization highlighting software problems in the news. The data from the visualization is based on over 300,000 news articles over 33 years. … Continue reading
Bug Maps: A Tool for the Visual Exploration and Analysis of Bugs
Andre Hora, Nicolas Anquetil, Stephane Ducasse, Muhammad Bhatti, Cesar Couto, Marco Tulio Valente, and Julio Martins. Bug Maps: A Tool for the Visual Exploration and Analysis of Bugs. Demonstration at CSMR 2012. Abstract: To harness the complexity of big legacy … Continue reading
Posted in Papers, Research
Tagged bugs, demonstration, software evolution, software visualization, visual debugging
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Syde – Supporting Team Collaboration
Syde, by Lile Palma Hattori at the University of Lugano, is a collection of Eclipse plug-ins to ease collaboration among developers who are working on a multi-developer project. Syde aims at increasing individual awareness of the team activity. Awareness can … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Tools, Visualization Techniques
Tagged eclipse, plugin, software evolution, software visualization, SVN, word cloud
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Using Background Colors to Support Program Comprehension in Software Product Lines
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
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