1. The document discusses visualization techniques for software product lines to help with variability management, product derivation, and other tasks.
2. Several research works are described that developed visualization tools to support feature modeling, product configuration, mapping features to artifacts, and tracing features through implementation.
3. While visualization has proven useful for software product lines, the document notes gaps remain in developing a visual framework for entire SPL projects and visualizing legacy code components. Future work is needed in these areas.
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Slides of the keynote presentation at the 5th International IEEE/ACM Symposium on Software Visualization, SoftVis 2010. Salt Lake City, USA, October 2010.
Software visualization addresses the visual representation of software systems, their dynamic execution, and their development process. In this context, diagrams can help software developers, software architects, or researchers understand and analyze the system, to finally improve the software and development process. Those different roles, however, come along with different perspectives and requirements for visualization tools. In my talk, I will give recent examples from my own work how those diverging perspectives can be addressed: On the one hand, high-level visualizations showing complete software systems and their evolution might be leveraged by architects and researchers. On the other hand, small visualizations embedded in the code could support developers in their daily work extending and optimizing the code. Finally, I want to conclude by giving an outlook on future perspectives on software visualization.
A Pragmatic Perspective on Software VisualizationArie van Deursen
Slides of the keynote presentation at the 5th International IEEE/ACM Symposium on Software Visualization, SoftVis 2010. Salt Lake City, USA, October 2010.
Software visualization addresses the visual representation of software systems, their dynamic execution, and their development process. In this context, diagrams can help software developers, software architects, or researchers understand and analyze the system, to finally improve the software and development process. Those different roles, however, come along with different perspectives and requirements for visualization tools. In my talk, I will give recent examples from my own work how those diverging perspectives can be addressed: On the one hand, high-level visualizations showing complete software systems and their evolution might be leveraged by architects and researchers. On the other hand, small visualizations embedded in the code could support developers in their daily work extending and optimizing the code. Finally, I want to conclude by giving an outlook on future perspectives on software visualization.
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interface designers and usability specialists have different
domain knowledge, different terminologies, and shared
terms with different, distinct meanings. Boundary objects
can help assist the process of designing software by
providing a common interface for communication between
professionals in different domains. The Software
Engineering department and User Interface Design Center
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prototype functioned as a boundary object and how it
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Using User Research to Convince Stakeholders
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Software development process, in-house or outsourced, might be a challenge. It is important to choose a vendor or hire a team of professionals who understand that quality of source code directly impacts the overall cost of your project. You most probably want to find a vendor who knows how to reveal all the risk hidden behind low quality code. Tricky part in revealing risk and possible quality issues is that you have to know how to do this at the time of development, not when it’s already too late.
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Boundary objects are artifacts that facilitate
communication and interaction between people or groups
functioning in different domains. Software engineers, user
interface designers and usability specialists have different
domain knowledge, different terminologies, and shared
terms with different, distinct meanings. Boundary objects
can help assist the process of designing software by
providing a common interface for communication between
professionals in different domains. The Software
Engineering department and User Interface Design Center
at Siemens Corporate Research used an evolutionary
prototype as a boundary object to help elicit product
requirements from their client, Siemens Medical Solutions.
This enhanced communication with the client and between
groups at SCR. This paper describes how the evolutionary
prototype functioned as a boundary object and how it
allowed software engineering processes and humancomputer
interaction methods to proceed concurrently
without the need for well-defined interaction points.
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With computers that will be interwoven into almost every industrial product like its nervous system (Steinbuch, 1966) we are already approaching what Weiser (1991) called Ubiquitous Computing, in terms of quantity, degree of embedding of computing systems in our life and work environment.
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By implementing a model driven development techniques for core problems of ubiquitous computing, namely distributed execution and heterogeneous communication in ubiquitous systems the work demonstrates that Model Driven Software Development of Ubiquitous Systems maybe used to solve the inherent contradiction between top-down and bottom-up development of networked embedded systems.
Introduction to the User Interface domain for business applications, a pattern based approach to model the UI and code generation techniques to make it possible.
Session for Code Generation 2011
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Ivano Malavolta.
Research Fellow at the Computer Science Department of the University of L'Aquila (Italy).
PhD thesis presentation, University of L'Aquila, March 2012.
The full PhD thesis is available here:
http:www.di.univaq.it/malavolta/files/IvanoMalavoltaPhDThesis.pdf
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5. “
A software product line is a set of software-
intensive systems sharing a common, managed
set of features that satisfy the specific needs of a
particular market segment or mission and that
are developed from a common set of core
assets in a prescribed way
” [Paul Clements & Linda Northrop, 2001]
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13. “
Information visualization is the use of computer-
supported, interactive, visual representations of
”
abstract data to amplify cognition.
[Stuart Card et. al., 1999]
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15. Reference Model
Data Visual
SPL Data Views
Tables Structures
Data Visual View
Transformations Mapping Transformations
Human Interaction
[Daren Nestor et al, 07]
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25. effective use of
screen space
prioritizes the
understanding of 2D layouts
the topology
can be best
low effectiveness
for balanced
hierarchies
just a prototype
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30. support an industrial
SPL
integration between
decisions, features
and components it is not integrated
with IDE’s
implements various
techniques of human
interaction
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34. Design
how a particular feature is realized?
which artifacts may be effectively used in
a variant?
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35. MappingViews [Florian Heidenreich et al., 08]
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36. MappingViews [Florian Heidenreich et al., 08]
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37. views controlled by developer
support feature expressions
just a prototype
do not map real
components 37
38. Implementation
tracing features from the domain level to
their implementation
the code that realizes a feature can be
scattered across multiple units
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