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20172024
most citedA Quantitative Study of Java Software Buildability

33 citations · 42 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

cs.SE2024

Local Software Buildability across Java Versions (Registered Report)

Matúš Sulír, Jaroslav Porubän, Sergej Chodarev

Context: Downloading the source code of open-source Java projects and building them on a local computer using Maven, Gradle, or Ant is a common activity performed by researchers an…

cs.SE20209 cited

Customizing Host IDE for Non-programming Users of Pure Embedded DSLs: A Case Study

Milan Nosáľ, Jaroslav Porubän, Matúš Sulír

Pure embedding as an implementation strategy of domain-specific languages (DSLs) benefits from low implementation costs. On the other hand, it introduces undesired syntactic noise…

cs.SE2020

Designing Voice-Controllable APIs

Matúš Sulír, Jaroslav Porubän

The main purpose of a voice command system is to process a sentence in natural language and perform the corresponding action. Although there exist many approaches to map sentences…

cs.SE2018

IDE-Independent Program Comprehension Tools via Source File Overwriting

Matúš Sulír, Jaroslav Porubän, Ondrej Zoričák

Traditionally, we have two possibilities to design tools for program comprehension and analysis. The first option is to create a standalone program, independent of any source code…

cs.SE2018

Recording Concerns in Source Code Using Annotations

Matúš Sulír, Milan Nosáľ, Jaroslav Porubän

A concern can be characterized as a developer's intent behind a piece of code, often not explicitly captured in it. We discuss a technique of recording concerns using source code a…

cs.SE2018

Trend Analysis on the Metadata of Program Comprehension Papers

Matúš Sulír, Jaroslav Porubän

As program comprehension is a vast research area, it is necessary to get an overview of its rising and falling trends. We performed an n-gram frequency analysis on titles, abstract…