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ORCID12th VISSOFT 2024: Flagstaff, AZ, USA
- IEEE Working Conference on Software Visualization, VISSOFT 2024, Flagstaff, AZ, USA, October 6-7, 2024. IEEE 2024, ISBN 979-8-3315-2848-5
- Yoshiki Ohshima:
Keynote: How do We Make the Invisible Visible? How do We Make the Unthinkable Thinkable? xiii - Connor Scully-Allison, Katherine E. Isaacs
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Evaluating Communication Pattern Representations in Execution Trace Gantt Charts. 1-11 - Adam Stspánek, David Kuták, Barbora Kozlíková, Jan Byska:
Interactive Diagrams for Software Documentation. 12-23 - Stefano Campanella, Michele Lanza:
Hidden in the Code: Visualizing True Developer Identities. 24-35 - Carmen Armenti, Michele Lanza:
Using Interactive Animations to Analyze Fine-grained Software Evolution. 36-47 - Valentin Bourcier, Alexandre Bergel, Anne Etien, Steven Costiou:
Debugging Activity Blueprint. 48-58 - Raffaela Groner, Matthias Tichy:
Effectiveness of Performance Visualizations for Declarative Model Transformations. 59-70 - Bonita Sharif, Kang-Il Park, Michael P. DeJournett, Isaac Baysinger, Mohammed Aly, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Examining the Effects of Layout and Working Memory on UML Class Diagram Defect Identification. 71-82 - Rafael F. Toledo, Joanne M. Atlee, Rui Ming Xiong:
Visualizing Analysis Results for SPL Models - A User Study. 83-95 - David Heidrich, Andreas Schreiber:
User-centered Software Visualization Design for Professional Developers. 96-100 - Malte Hansen, Heiko Bielfeldt, Armin Bernstetter, Tom Kwasnitschka, Wilhelm Hasselbring:
A Software Visualization Approach for Multiple Visual Output Devices. 101-105 - Girlana Souza, Pedro Matias, Ricardo Miranda Filho, Edwin Monteiro, Raimundo S. Barreto, Rosiane de Freitas:
Where Did My Memory Go? An Interactive Visualization Approach to Investigate Memory Consumption on Android Devices. 106-110 - Mattia Giannaccari, Marco Raglianti, Michele Lanza:
Manipulating VR - Native User Interfaces for Software Visualization Customization. 111-115 - Dennis G. Brown, Julian Bauer, Luke Wittbrodt, Samuel Mulder:
A Cognitive Approach to Improving Binary Reverse Engineering with Immersive Virtual Reality. 116-121 - Satrio Adi Rukmono, Michel R. V. Chaudron, Christopher Jeffrey:
Layered BubbleTea Software Architecture Visualisation. 122-126 - David Moreno-Lumbreras:
Enhancing HTML Structure Comprehension: Real-Time 3D/XR Visualization of the DOM. 127-132 - Raphael Straub, Sarah Stieß, Matthias Tichy, Steffen Becker:
ADVISE: Understanding Reconfigurations in Self-Adaptive Cloud Systems. 133-138 - Joshua A. C. Behler, Giovanni Villalobos, Julia Pangonis, Bonita Sharif, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Extending iTrace-Visualize to Support Token-based Heatmaps and Region of Interest Scarf Plots for Source Code. 139-143 - Alexander Krause-Glau, Lukas Damerau, Malte Hansen, Wilhelm Hasselbring:
Visual Integration of Static and Dynamic Software Analysis in Code Reviews via Software City Visualization. 144-149 - Kashif Hussain, Christopher Collins, Jeremy S. Bradbury:
PIE: A Tool for Visualizing the Life Cycle of Design Patterns in Open Source Software Projects. 150-154 - Alexander Krause-Glau, Malte Hansen, Wilhelm Hasselbring:
Collaborative Design and Planning of Software Architecture Changes via Software City Visualization. 155-156 - Mina Shehata, Blaire Lepore, Hailey Cummings, Esteban Parra:
Creating UML Class Diagrams with General-Purpose LLMs. 157-158 - Bonita Sharif, Nathaniel Liess, Jonathan I. Maletic:
Exploring How Developers Layout UML Class Diagrams. 159-160
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