Tag #ecosystem
121 papers:
FM-2019-KasampalisGMSZF #named- IELE: A Rigorously Designed Language and Tool Ecosystem for the Blockchain (TK, DG, BMM, TFS, YZ, DF, VNS, RJ, GR), pp. 593–610.
KDD-2019-LiCZZ0L #question #social- Fates of Microscopic Social Ecosystems: Keep Alive or Dead? (HL, PC, CZ, TZ, WZ0, YL), pp. 668–676.
- KDD-2019-Rosales #optimisation
- Product Ecosystem Optimization at LinkedIn (RR), p. 3178.
POPL-2019-WattRPCS #encryption #named #web- CT-wasm: type-driven secure cryptography for the web ecosystem (CW, JR, NP, SC, DS), p. 29.
ESEC-FSE-2019-Gamez-Diaz0R #api- Governify for APIs: SLA-driven ecosystem for API governance (AGD, PF0, ARC), pp. 1120–1123.
- ESEC-FSE-2019-OlssonF #industrial #mining #risk management
- Risks and assets: a qualitative study of a software ecosystem in the mining industry (TO, UF), pp. 895–904.
CASE-2019-Zhou #industrial- Smart Manufacturing Ecosystem with Industry 4.0 Technologies (MZ), p. 1.
ICSA-2018-NaabRK #architecture #case study #experience- Architecting a Software-Based Ecosystem for the Automotive Aftermarket: An Experience Report (MN, DR, JK), pp. 57–64.
ICSME-2018-BusingeONBB #android #variability- Clone-Based Variability Management in the Android Ecosystem (JB, MO, SN, EB, TB), pp. 625–634.
SANER-2018-Bosch #operating system #towards- Towards a new digital business operating system: Speed, data, ecosystems, and empowerment (keynote) (JB), p. 2.
- SANER-2018-DigkasLACA #developer #how #question #technical debt
- How do developers fix issues and pay back technical debt in the Apache ecosystem? (GD, ML, PA, AC, AA), pp. 153–163.
- SANER-2018-KulaRGII #library #visualisation
- A generalized model for visualizing library popularity, adoption, and diffusion within a software ecosystem (RGK, CDR, DMG, TI, KI), pp. 288–299.
CIKM-2018-BuenrostroTRPC #privacy #semistructured data- Single-Setup Privacy Enforcement for Heterogeneous Data Ecosystems (IB, AT, VR, EP, ZC), pp. 1943–1946.
- ESEC-FSE-2018-DavisCSL #empirical #regular expression
- The impact of regular expression denial of service (ReDoS) in practice: an empirical study at the ecosystem scale (JCD, CAC, FS, DL), pp. 246–256.
- ESEC-FSE-2018-ValievVH #case study #open source #process
- Ecosystem-level determinants of sustained activity in open-source projects: a case study of the PyPI ecosystem (MV, BV, JDH), pp. 644–655.
- ICSE-2018-TrockmanZKV #empirical #repository #social
- Adding sparkle to social coding: an empirical study of repository badges in the npm ecosystem (AT, SZ, CK, BV), pp. 511–522.
ECSA-2017-DigkasLCA #evolution #technical debt- The Evolution of Technical Debt in the Apache Ecosystem (GD, ML, AC, PA), pp. 51–66.
MSR-2017-CitoSWLZG #analysis #empirical #git- An empirical analysis of the docker container ecosystem on GitHub (JC, GS, JEW, PL, SZ, HCG), pp. 323–333.
- SANER-2017-ConstantinouM #evolution #git #ruby
- Socio-technical evolution of the Ruby ecosystem in GitHub (EC, TM), pp. 34–44.
- SANER-2017-DecanMC #comparison #delivery #dependence #empirical
- An empirical comparison of dependency issues in OSS packaging ecosystems (AD, TM, MC), pp. 2–12.
- SANER-2017-KulaGI0I #case study #library #monitoring
- An exploratory study on library aging by monitoring client usage in a software ecosystem (RGK, DMG, TI, AO0, KI), pp. 407–411.
- KDD-2017-GhoshDPYG #automation #categorisation
- Automated Categorization of Onion Sites for Analyzing the Darkweb Ecosystem (SG, AD, PAP, VY, AG), pp. 1793–1802.
ECMFA-2017-AhmadianSRJ #analysis #industrial #modelling #privacy- Model-Based Privacy Analysis in Industrial Ecosystems (ASA, DS, VR, JJ), pp. 215–231.
MoDELS-2017-IzquierdoCC #eclipse #empirical #maturity #modelling- An Empirical Study on the Maturity of the Eclipse Modeling Ecosystem (JLCI, VC, JC), pp. 292–302.
- ICSE-2017-MaCZZX #case study #correlation #debugging #developer #git #how #python
- How do developers fix cross-project correlated bugs?: a case study on the GitHub scientific python ecosystem (WM, LC0, XZ0, YZ, BX), pp. 381–392.
WICSA-2016-Bosch #future of #re-engineering #summary #tutorial- Tutorial Summary for Speed, Data and Ecosystems: The Future of Software Engineering (JB), p. 254.
- WICSA-2016-SchultisEL #architecture
- Architecture-Violation Management for Internal Software Ecosystems (KBS, CE, DL), pp. 241–246.
- WICSA-2016-Tomlein #industrial
- Context-Aware Software Ecosystem for Industrial Products (MT), pp. 279–280.
- ICSME-2016-ZhuLWXXRYWH #data analysis #legacy #migration
- Hug the Elephant: Migrating a Legacy Data Analytics Application to Hadoop Ecosystem (FZ, JL0, SW, JX, LX, JR, DY, JW0, TH0), pp. 177–187.
- MSR-2016-WitternSR #javascript
- A look at the dynamics of the JavaScript package ecosystem (EW, PS, SR), pp. 351–361.
- SANER-2016-MloukiKA #android #detection #on the
- On the Detection of Licenses Violations in the Android Ecosystem (OM, FK, GA), pp. 382–392.
SEFM-2016-AzzopardiCPV - Compliance Checking in the Open Payments Ecosystem (SA, CC, GJP, BV), pp. 337–343.
VS-Games-2016-GoldiezA #game studies- Serious Games - Creating an Ecosystem for Success (BFG, AA), pp. 1–7.
FSE-2016-BogartKHT #api #community #how- How to break an API: cost negotiation and community values in three software ecosystems (CB, CK, JDH, FT), pp. 109–120.
- FSE-2016-SarmaGSL
- Training the future workforce through task curation in an OSS ecosystem (AS, MAG, IS, RL), pp. 932–935.
- ECSA-2015-AmorimMAC
- Tailoring the ATAM for Software Ecosystems (SdSA, JDM, ESdA, CvFGC), pp. 372–380.
- ECSA-2015-Jansen #architecture #challenge #interface
- Opening the Ecosystem Flood Gates: Architecture Challenges of Opening Interfaces Within a Product Portfolio (SJ), pp. 121–136.
- WICSA-2015-NaabBLHEMCK #architecture #case study #design #experience #mobile #prototype #scalability #why
- Why Data Needs more Attention in Architecture Design — Experiences from Prototyping a Large-Scale Mobile App Ecosystem (MN, SB, TL, SH, AE, DM, RC, FK), pp. 75–84.
- ICSME-2015-HoraRAEDV #api #developer #evolution #how #smalltalk
- How do developers react to API evolution? The Pharo ecosystem case (AH, RR, NA, AE, SD, MTV), pp. 251–260.
- MSR-2015-BlincoeHD #git #identification #using
- Ecosystems in GitHub and a Method for Ecosystem Identification Using Reference Coupling (KB, FH, DD), pp. 202–211.
- MSR-2015-KarakoidasMLGS #generative #java
- Generating the Blueprints of the Java Ecosystem (VK, DM, PL, GG, DS), pp. 510–513.
FDG-2015-TrovatoJS #game studies- Procedurally Generated History: building a game ecosystem through autoplay (GT, SJ, PS).
HCI-UC-2015-DantecWCM - Cycle Atlanta and OneBusAway: Driving Innovation Through the Data Ecosystems of Civic Computing (CALD, KEW, RJC, EDM), pp. 327–338.
- HCI-UC-2015-HessBFHKMNRLT #approach #mobile
- Building Mobile Software Ecosystems — A Practical Approach (SH, SB, JF, MH, FK, DM, MN, DR, TL, MT), pp. 165–177.
ICEIS-v2-2015-FrantzSRYE #integration #markov #on the #process #using- On using Markov Decision Processes to Model Integration Solutions for Disparate Resources in Software Ecosystems (RZF, SS, FRF, IY, MTME), pp. 260–267.
SEKE-2015-ParkP #adaptation #framework #middleware- A Middleware Framework for Leveraging Local and Global Adaptation in IT Ecosystems (SP, YBP), pp. 18–23.
SPLC-2015-DhunganaFHS #product line #smarttech- Smart factory product lines: a configuration perspective on smart production ecosystems (DD, AAF, AH, HS), pp. 201–210.
- SPLC-2015-EichelbergerS #domain-specific language #named #variability
- IVML: a DSL for configuration in variability-rich software ecosystems (HE, KS), pp. 365–369.
- SPLC-2015-SchmidE #named #product line #variability
- EASy-Producer: from product lines to variability-rich software ecosystems (KS, HE), pp. 390–391.
ICSE-v1-2015-SadowskiGJSW #named #program analysis- Tricorder: Building a Program Analysis Ecosystem (CS, JvG, CJ, ES, CW), pp. 598–608.
- WICSA-2014-AmorimAM #architecture #scalability
- Scalability of Ecosystem Architectures (SdSA, ESdA, JDM), pp. 49–52.
- WICSA-2014-BiancoMKR #bound #case study #framework #platform
- The Role of Platform Boundary Resources in Software Ecosystems: A Case Study (VdB, VM, MK, MR), pp. 11–20.
PODS-2014-Haas #challenge #roadmap #tool support- Model-data Ecosystems: challenges, tools, and trends (PJH), pp. 76–87.
- CSMR-WCRE-2014-Goeminne #aspect-oriented #comprehension #evolution #open source
- Understanding the evolution of socio-technical aspects in open source ecosystems (MG), pp. 473–476.
- CSMR-WCRE-2014-MensCG #named #open source
- ECOS: Ecological studies of open source software ecosystems (TM, MC, PG), pp. 403–406.
- MSR-2014-MatragkasWKP #git #open source
- Analysing the “biodiversity” of open source ecosystems: the GitHub case (NDM, JRW, DSK, RFP), pp. 356–359.
- MSR-2014-MitropoulosKLGS #debugging
- The bug catalog of the maven ecosystem (DM, VK, PL, GG, DS), pp. 372–375.
- LCT-NLE-2014-PataB #distributed
- Promoting Distributed Cognition at MOOC Ecosystems (KP, EB), pp. 204–215.
- ICEIS-v2-2014-GamaL #as a service #open data #towards
- Towards Ecosystems based on Open Data as a Service (KG, BFL), pp. 659–664.
- SPLC-2014-McGregor
- The many flavors of ecosystems (JDM), p. 366.
Onward-2014-SpasojevicLN #mining #type inference- Mining the Ecosystem to Improve Type Inference for Dynamically Typed Languages (BS, ML, ON), pp. 133–142.
RE-2014-KnaussDKB #requirements #trade-off- Openness and requirements: Opportunities and tradeoffs in software ecosystems (EK, DED, AK, AB), pp. 213–222.
- RE-2014-ValencaAHJB #case study #collaboration #contest #requirements
- Competition and collaboration in requirements engineering: A case study of an emerging software ecosystem (GV, CFA, VH, SJ, SB), pp. 384–393.
- FSE-2014-SchultisEL #architecture #case study #challenge #industrial #scalability
- Architecture challenges for internal software ecosystems: a large-scale industry case study (KBS, CE, DL), pp. 542–552.
SIGMOD-2013-BenderKGK #fine-grained- Fine-grained disclosure control for app ecosystems (GB, LK, JG, CK), pp. 869–880.
- SIGMOD-2013-SumbalyKS #big data
- The big data ecosystem at LinkedIn (RS, JK, SS), pp. 1125–1134.
VLDB-2013-BouquetM - A global Entity Name System (ENS) for data ecosystems (PB, AM), pp. 1182–1183.
CSMR-2013-GermanAH #evolution- The Evolution of the R Software Ecosystem (DMG, BA, AEH), pp. 243–252.
- ICSM-2013-BavotaCPOP13a #evolution
- The Evolution of Project Inter-dependencies in a Software Ecosystem: The Case of Apache (GB, GC, MDP, RO, SP), pp. 280–289.
- ICSM-2013-McDonnellRK #android #api #empirical
- An Empirical Study of API Stability and Adoption in the Android Ecosystem (TM, BR, MK), pp. 70–79.
- MSR-2013-GoeminneCM #dataset #gnome
- A historical dataset for the gnome ecosystem (MG, MC, TM), pp. 225–228.
WCRE-2013-AeschlimannLNW #case study #experience #legacy #pl-i- Analyzing PL/1 legacy ecosystems: An experience report (EA, ML, ON, CFW), pp. 441–448.
CSCW-2013-SingerFCTSS #assessment #developer #empirical #social- Mutual assessment in the social programmer ecosystem: an empirical investigation of developer profile aggregators (LS, FMFF, BC, CT, MADS, KS), pp. 103–116.
CAiSE-2013-BrummermannKS #database #evolution #information management- Managing the Evolution and Customization of Database Schemas in Information System Ecosystems (HB, MK, KS), pp. 417–432.
- SEKE-2013-HansenM #analysis #network #towards
- Towards a Network Ecology of Software Ecosystems: an Analysis of two OSGi Ecosystems (KMH, KM), pp. 326–331.
PLEASE-2013-Schmid #variability- Variability support for variability-rich software ecosystems (KS), pp. 5–8.
- PLEASE-2013-SchultisEL #architecture #industrial #question #towards
- Moving towards industrial software ecosystems: Are our software architectures fit for the future? (KBS, CE, DL), pp. 9–12.
- SPLC-2013-McGregor #analysis #modelling #tutorial
- Ecosystem modeling and analysis: a tutorial (JDM), p. 282.
- SPLC-2013-Taylor #architecture
- The role of architectural styles in successful software ecosystems (RNT), pp. 2–4.
- ER-BR-2013-SantosW #communication #on the #requirements
- On the Impact of Software Ecosystems in Requirements Communication and Management (RPdS, CMLW).
- RE-2013-Valenca #approach #evolution #requirements #social
- Requirements negotiation model: A social oriented approach for software ecosystems evolution (GV), pp. 393–396.
- ESEC-FSE-2013-Lopez #evolution #modelling #topic #using
- Using topic models to understand the evolution of a software ecosystem (NL), pp. 723–726.
DATE-2013-VermesanBJHBM #architecture #mobile- Smart, connected and mobile: architecting future electric mobility ecosystems (OV, LCJB, RJ, PH, RB, AM), pp. 1740–1744.
QoSA-2012-EklundB #architecture #framework #multi #platform #using- Using architecture for multiple levels of access to an ecosystem platform (UE, JB), pp. 143–148.
WICSA-ECSA-2012-ChristensenH #named #towards- Net4Care: Towards a Mission-Critical Software Ecosystem (HBC, KMH), pp. 224–228.
- CSMR-2012-PerezDGM #analysis #named
- SECONDA: Software Ecosystem Analysis Dashboard (JP, RD, MG, TM), pp. 527–530.
ICGT-2012-RuscioIP #co-evolution #evolution #how #metamodelling- Evolutionary Togetherness: How to Manage Coupled Evolution in Metamodeling Ecosystems (DDR, LI, AP), pp. 20–37.
EDOC-2012-KutvonenNR #transaction- Inter-enterprise Business Transaction Management in Open Service Ecosystems (LK, AN, SR), pp. 31–40.
- EDOC-2012-WangWART #analysis #composition #modelling
- Compositional QoS Modeling and Analysis of Cloud-based Federated Ecosystems (GW, HW, SA, RR, JPT), pp. 173–182.
- RE-2012-Knauss #elicitation #on the #requirements
- On the usage of context for requirements elicitation: End-user involvement in IT ecosystems (AK), pp. 345–348.
- FSE-2012-RobbesLR #api #developer #how #smalltalk
- How do developers react to API deprecation?: the case of a smalltalk ecosystem (RR, ML, DR), p. 56.
- ICSE-2012-Chapman #towards
- Towards a federated cloud ecosystem (CC), p. 967.
SAC-2012-ViroliPMS #coordination #modelling #pervasive #semantics- Pervasive ecosystems: a coordination model based on semantic chemistry (MV, DP, SM, GS), pp. 295–302.
- DATE-2012-BeniniFFM #composition #embedded #named #scalability
- P2012: Building an ecosystem for a scalable, modular and high-efficiency embedded computing accelerator (LB, EF, DF, DM), pp. 983–987.
ICFP-2011-Mitchell #functional #modelling #programming- Functional programming through deep time: modeling the first complex ecosystems on earth (EGM), pp. 28–31.
CHI-2011-KarlsonSL #experience #version control- Which version is this?: improving the desktop experience within a copy-aware computing ecosystem (AKK, GS, BL), pp. 2669–2678.
- OCSC-2011-Torrent-MorenoGEGP #energy #performance #social
- Social Computing for Home Energy Efficiency: Technological and Stakeholder Ecosystems (MTM, RG, RE, JJG, MP), pp. 229–238.
- ICEIS-v4-2011-GuanZ #evolution #research
- Research on the Evolution Mechanism of Ecosystem of Cyber Society based on the Haken Model (XG, ZZ), pp. 124–131.
- ICEIS-v4-2011-LiuGF #coordination #development #metric #research
- Research on the Coordinated Development of Ecosystem of Cyber-society and Its Measurement (HL, XG, JF), pp. 137–146.
- ICEIS-v4-2011-YangZC #enterprise #perspective
- The Construction of Dynamic Capabilities for Publishing Enterprises — A Business Ecosystem Perspective (LY, RZ, WC), pp. 636–640.
- CIKM-2011-MalikMOSS #graph
- Exploring the corporate ecosystem with a semi-supervised entity graph (HHM, IM, MOO, SS, SS), pp. 1857–1866.
KEOD-2011-PileggiFT #network #semantics- Enabling Semantic Ecosystems among Heterogeneous Cognitive Networks (SFP, CFL, VT), pp. 487–492.
RecSys-2011-EkstrandLKR #recommendation #research- Rethinking the recommender research ecosystem: reproducibility, openness, and LensKit (MDE, ML, JAK, JR), pp. 133–140.
- SPLC-2011-Bosch #architecture
- Software Ecosystems — Implications for Strategy, Business Model and Architecture (JB), p. 351.
- ESEC-FSE-2011-JergensenSW #migration #open source
- The onion patch: migration in open source ecosystems (CJ, AS, PW), pp. 70–80.
- ICSE-2011-RobbesL #case study
- A study of ripple effects in software ecosystems (RR, ML), pp. 904–907.
DocEng-2010-SimskeSAE #documentation #forensics #security- Document imaging security and forensics ecosystem considerations (SJS, MS, GBA, PE), pp. 41–50.
- CSCW-2010-StollEM #coordination
- Interorganizational coordination and awareness in a nonprofit ecosystem (JS, WKE, EDM), pp. 51–60.
REFSQ-2010-Fricker #requirements- Requirements Value Chains: Stakeholder Management and Requirements Engineering in Software Ecosystems (SF), pp. 60–66.
ASE-2010-LunguRL #dependence- Recovering inter-project dependencies in software ecosystems (ML, RR, ML), pp. 309–312.
- ICSE-2010-LunguL #reverse engineering
- The small project observatory: a tool for reverse engineering software ecosystems (ML, ML), pp. 289–292.
- SPLC-2009-Bosch #product line
- From software product lines to software ecosystems (JB), pp. 111–119.
- SAC-2009-ViroliCMZ #adaptation
- A biochemical metaphor for developing eternally adaptive service ecosystems (MV, MC, SM, FZ), pp. 1221–1222.
- CASE-2009-PattanaikC #approach
- Services innovation — digital ecosystem approach to dissemination and co-creation of knowledge for Indian Agriculture Extension Services (DP, JC), pp. 65–70.
- ICSM-2008-Lungu #reverse engineering #towards
- Towards reverse engineering software ecosystems (ML), pp. 428–431.
- SEKE-2008-Deng #collaboration #education #research
- Building Global Ecosystem for Collaborative Computing Research and Education (YD), p. 3.
- ESEC-FSE-2007-NikolovI #education #re-engineering #research
- Building a research university ecosystem: the case of software engineering education at Sofia University (RN, SI), pp. 491–500.
DiGRA-2005-Galarneau05a #analysis #community #game studies #learning #multi #online #social- Spontaneous Communities of Learning: A Social Analysis of Learning Ecosystems in Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming (MMOG) Environments (LG).
ASPLOS-2002-ZengELV #energy #named #operating system- ECOSystem: managing energy as a first class operating system resource (HZ, CSE, ARL, AV), pp. 123–132.
SVIS-2001-LengenB #debugging #distributed #visualisation- Visualisation and Debugging of Decentralised Information Ecosystems (RHvL, JTB), pp. 395–404.
- SAC-1995-FordRDHT #named
- EIS: a network-accessible respository for ecosystem modelers and managers (RF, RR, TD, VH, DT), pp. 76–80.
