Do you work with Microservices? Big Data Systems? Event-driven Architectures? As a professor of software engineering in a research program of excellence in computing (at LES / DI / PUC-Rio), I see it as essential that our results, almost all with practical applicability, are shared with the IT community. Having said that, I would like … “Want to know more about Big Data Systems, Microservices and Event-Oriented Architectures?”
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Journal of Systems and Software ‘In Practice’ Track Promotional Video
Check out the new promotional video of the Journal of Systems and Software ‘In Practice’ Track, launched today, May 29th, during the JSS Happy Hour 2020! We are looking forward to receiving your submissions! Post Views: 621
Pattern-Driven Maintenance: New Method for Preventing Latent Unhandled Exceptions in the Source Code
To people concerned with software reliability. What if there was a method to prevent latent unhandled exceptions in the source code? Good news is that now there is one! Created by Diogo Silveira Mendonça during his PhD at PUC-Rio – Brazil (in progress, advised by professors Arndt von Staa and Marcos Kalinowski). An Industry Paper, … “Pattern-Driven Maintenance: New Method for Preventing Latent Unhandled Exceptions in the Source Code”
Industry University Research Collaborations: Seven Reasons Why!
This is my first blog post and I decided to make it on an extremely relevant topic: industry university collaboration. But why should you value my opinion? (if you already know me you may chose to skip directly to Reason 1) If you are from industry, I have played your role for several years, being the … “Industry University Research Collaborations: Seven Reasons Why!”