Presented by Federico Giaimo. Faults in a complex system like a car can be very dangerous. Especially nowadays with self-driving cars. The general way of dealing with faults in the automotive is by recalling the cars, and update them. However,
ECSA 2017: Preventing Erosion in Exception Handling Design using Static-Architecture Conformance Checking
Presented by Eduardo Silva. A copier has more lines about exception handling than on functionality. That is what I remember from one of my fellow architects. Error recovery techniques are used to improve software robustness. Most languages have native support
ECSA 2017: The evolution of technical debt in the apache ecosystem
Presented by Georgios Digkas from the University of Groningen and Macedonia. Technical debt is already a well-known subject in software engineering. Doing things quick and dirty might be good in the beginning, but may hamper future maintenance. One could also
ECSA 2017: Software Architectures: How Components can go Politely Social
Invited talk by Paola Inverardi. As my PhD dissertation was all about components and their (asynchronous) interaction, I’m very curious. Social means that you come together to do enjoyable things together. So, imagine systems that on the fly want to
Saerocon 2017 – day two
Another brand new day. Last day went very smoothly, and the format really works well. The papers discussed yesterday and today can be found here: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3129790 (or open it directly with the UU proxy!). paper 4 “Modeling Embedded Systems Using
Saerocon 2017 – day one
Today and tomorrow I participate at the SAEroCon workshop: 4th Workshop on Software Architecture Erosion and Architectural Consistency. It has an interesting format where participants have to present papers instead of the authors themselves. Each paper gets 45 minutes: 15
Research and project ideas
Doing a research project with me – being a BSc, MSc or even a PhD project, can be very fun and challenging, but there are some rules to the game, I want to discuss here… First of all, I’m going
Symposium “Sustainability: from Grey to Green Software Products”
After several years of hard work, Erik Jagroep delivered a wonderful PhD dissertation entitled “Green Software Products”. His PhD defense will be on September 18, at 14:30. His research was sponsored by Centric, for which he works as an external
MicADO
In a microservice architecture, each service is designed to be independent of other microservices. The size of a microservice, defined by the features it provides, directly impacts performance and availability of the microservice. However, none of the currently available approaches