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most citedWhat Is the Best Way For Developers to Learn New Software Tools? An Empirical Comparison Between a Text and a Video Tutorial

11 citations · 31 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.SE2018★ 1 cited

Asheetoxy: A Taxonomy for Classifying Negative Spreadsheet-related Phenomena

Daniel Kulesz, Stefan Wagner

Spreadsheets (sometimes also called Excel programs) are powerful tools which play a business-critical role in many organizations. However, due to faulty spreadsheets many bad decis…

cs.SE2017★ 11 cited

What Is the Best Way For Developers to Learn New Software Tools? An Empirical Comparison Between a Text and a Video Tutorial

Verena Käfer, Daniel Kulesz, Stefan Wagner

The better developers can learn software tools, the faster they can start using them and the more efficiently they can later work with them. Tutorials are supposed to help here. Wh…

cs.SE2016

Spreadsheet Guardian: An Approach to Protecting Semantic Correctness throughout the Evolution of Spreadsheets

Daniel Kulesz, Verena Käfer, Stefan Wagner

Spreadsheets are powerful tools which play a business-critical role in many organizations. However, many bad decisions taken due to faulty spreadsheets show that these tools need s…

cs.SE2015★ 2 cited

Live Inspection of Spreadsheets

Daniel Kulesz, Fabian Toth, Fabian Beck

Existing approaches for detecting anomalies in spreadsheets can help to discover faults, but they are often applied too late in the spreadsheet lifecycle. By contrast, our approach…

cs.SE2014★ 5 cited

Practical Challenges with Spreadsheet Auditing Tools

Daniel Kulesz, Jan-Peter Ostberg

Just like other software, spreadsheets can contain significant faults. Static analysis is an accepted and well-established technique in software engineering known for its capabilit…

cs.SE2012★ 6 cited

Investigating Effects of Common Spreadsheet Design Practices on Correctness and Maintainability

Daniel Kulesz, Sebastian Zitzelsberger

Spreadsheets are software programs which are typically created by end-users and often used for business-critical tasks. Many studies indicate that errors in spreadsheets are very c…

cs.SE2011★ 6 cited

From Good Practices to Effective Policies for Preventing Errors in Spreadsheets

Daniel Kulesz

Thanks to the enormous flexibility they provide, spreadsheets are considered a priceless blessing by many end-users. Many spreadsheets, however, contain errors which can lead to se…