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IEEE Software, Volume 27, 2010
Volume 27, Number 1, January/February 2010
- Hakan Erdogmus
:
Deja Vu: The Life of Software Engineering Ideas. 2-5 - Kudos to Bob Glass and Rebecca Wirfs-Brock. 7-9
- Frank Buschmann:
Learning from Failure, Part 2: Featuritis, Performitis, and Other Diseases. 10-11 - Donald Gotterbarn
Unmasking Your Software's Ethical Risks. 12-13 - Michiel van Genuchten, Les Hatton:
Software: What's In It and What's It In?. 14-16 - John M. Favaro:
Guest Editor's Introduction: Renewing the Software Project Management Life Cycle. 17-19 - John Stouby Persson, Lars Mathiassen:
A Process for Managing Risks in Distributed Teams. 20-29 - J. Laurenz Eveleens, Chris Verhoef:
The Rise and Fall of the Chaos Report Figures. 30-36 - Tony Gorschek, Samuel Fricker, Kenneth Palm, Steven Kunsman:
A Lightweight Innovation Process for Software-Intensive Product Development. 37-45 - Neil A. M. Maiden:
Trust Me, I'm an Analyst. 46-47 - Arnoud Engelfriet:
Choosing an Open Source License. 48-49 - Stuart Wray:
How Pair Programming Really Works. 50-55 - Nick Mitchell, Edith Schonberg, Gary Sevitsky:
Four Trends Leading to Java Runtime Bloat. 56-63 - Roy Gelbard
Object-Oriented Analysis: Is It Just Theory?. 64-71 - Edmund Morozoff:
Using a Line-of-Code Metric to Understand Software Rework. 72-77 - Chuck Litecky, Andrew Aken, Altaf Ahmad, H. James Nelson:
Mining for Computing Jobs. 78-85 - Danny Weyns
Self-Adaptation Using Multiagent Systems. 86-91 - Grady Booch:
Architecture as a Shared Hallucination. 96-95
Volume 27, Number 2, March/April 2010
- Hakan Erdogmus
Regress or Progress? Seeing Good Software Engineering Ideas Through. 4-7 - Responses to "How Pair Programming Really Works". 8-9
- Diomidis Spinellis
Software Tracks. 10-11 - Rafael Prikladnicki, Jorge Luis Nicolas Audy, Forrest Shull:
Patterns in Effective Distributed Software Development. 12-15 - Pekka Abrahamsson
Agility and Architecture: Can They Coexist?. 16-22 - Davide Falessi, Giovanni Cantone, Salvatore Alessandro Sarcià
Peaceful Coexistence: Agile Developer Perspectives on Software Architecture. 23-25 - Roland Faber:
Architects as Service Providers. 33-40 - James Madison:
Agile Architecture Interactions. 41-48 - Stuart Blair, Richard Watt, Tim Cull:
Responsibility-Driven Architecture. 26-32 - Frank Buschmann:
Learning from Failure, Part III: On Hammers and Nails, and Falling in Love with Technology and Design. 49-51 - Filippo Lanubile
Collaboration Tools for Global Software Engineering. 52-55 - Markus Völter:
Architecture as Language. 56-64 - Margus Freudenthal:
Domain-Specific Languages in a Customs Information System. 65-71 - Samuel Fricker, Tony Gorschek, Carl Byman, Armin Schmidle:
Handshaking with Implementation Proposals: Negotiating Requirements Understanding. 72-80 - Akif Günes Koru, Khaled El Emam:
The Theory of Relative Dependency: Higher Coupling Concentration in Smaller Modules. 81-89 - Mary Rose Cook:
Creative Requirements Conversations. 90-91 - Jürgen Mössinger:
Software in Automotive Systems. 92-94 - Grady Booch:
Enterprise Architecture and Technical Architecture. 96-95
Volume 27, Number 3, May/June 2010
- Hakan Erdogmus
How Important Is Evidence, Really? 2-5 - Linda Rising:
Telling Our Stories. 6-7 - Lionel Bouchard:
Multimedia Software for Mobile Phones. 8-10 - Nicolás Serrano
Web 2.0 for Practitioners. 11-15 - John D. McGregor, Dirk Muthig, Kentaro Yoshimura, Paul Jensen:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Successful Software Product Line Practices. 16-21 - Lawrence G. Jones, Linda M. Northrop:
Clearing the Way for Software Product Line Success. 22-28 - Jan Bosch:
Toward Compositional Software Product Lines. 29-34 - Jaejoon Lee
Combining Service-Orientation with Product Line Engineering. 35-41 - Isabel John:
Using Documentation for Product Line Scoping. 42-47 - Kannan Mohan, Balasubramaniam Ramesh
Integrating Software Product Line Engineering and Agile Development. 48-55 - Ronny Kolb, Frank van der Linden:
Point/Counterpoint. 56-59 - Holger M. Kienle:
It's About Time to Take JavaScript (More) Seriously. 60-62 - Frank Buschmann, Kevlin Henney:
Five Considerations for Software Architecture, Part 1. 63-65 - Jan Wloka, Einar Hoest, Barbara G. Ryder:
Tool Support for Change-Centric Test Development. 66-71 - Ioannis T. Christou, Stavros T. Ponis
Using the Agile Unified Process in Banking. 72-79 - Macario Polo Usaola
Mutation Testing Cost Reduction Techniques: A Survey. 80-86 - Neil A. M. Maiden, Sara Jones
Agile Requirements. 87-88 - Muhammad Ali Babar, Lianping Chen, Forrest Shull:
Managing Variability in Software Product Lines. 89-91 - Philippe Kruchten
Certification 1, 2, 3. 92-94 - Grady Booch:
Architecture Reviews. 96-95
Volume 27, Number 4, July - August 2010
- Hakan Erdogmus
Can All Sequential Processes Grow Up to Be Iterative and Incremental? 2-5 - Panagiotis Louridas:
Up in the Air: Moving Your Applications to the Cloud. 6-11 - Frank Buschmann, Kevlin Henney:
Five Considerations for Software Architecture, Part 2. 12-14 - Linda Rising:
What Programmers Should Know. 15-17 - Diomidis Spinellis
Code Documentation. 18-19 - Leticia Duboc, David S. Rosenblum, Emmanuel Letier:
Death, Taxes, & Scalability. 20-21 - Tom Mens
Guest Editors' Introduction: Software Evolution. 22-25 - Barry W. Boehm:
Perspectives [The changing nature of software evolution; The inevitability of evolution]. 26-29 - Joris Van Geet, Serge Demeyer
Reverse Engineering on the Mainframe: Lessons Learned from "In Vivo" Research. 30-36 - Javier Luis Cánovas Izquierdo
An Architecture-Driven Modernization Tool for Calculating Metrics. 37-43 - Eric Bouwers, Arie van Deursen
A Lightweight Sanity Check for Implemented Architectures. 44-50 - Gustavo Soares, Rohit Gheyi
Making Program Refactoring Safer. 52-57 - Hongyu Zhang
Monitoring Software Quality Evolution for Defects. 58-64 - James H. Hill, Douglas C. Schmidt, James R. Edmondson, Aniruddha S. Gokhale
Tools for Continuously Evaluating Distributed System Qualities. 65-71 - Anders Baaz, Lena Holmberg, Agneta Nilsson, Helena Holmström Olsson, Anna Börjesson Sandberg:
Appreciating Lessons Learned. 72-79 - Martin P. Robillard, Robert J. Walker
Recommendation Systems for Software Engineering. 80-86 - Lennart Hofland, Joop van der Linden:
Software in MRI Scanners. 87-89 - Orit Hazzan:
Putting Human Aspects of Software Engineering in University Curricula. 90-91 - Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim
Creating Software Process Capability/Maturity Models. 92-94 - Grady Booch:
Systems Architecture. 96
Volume 27, Number 5, September - October 2010
- Hakan Erdogmus
Tracking Progress through Earned Value. 2-7 - Sallyann Freudenberg, Helen Sharp
The Top 10 Burning Research Questions from Practitioners. 8-9 - J. P. Rodriguez, Christof Ebert, Aurora Vizcaíno
Technologies and Tools for Distributed Teams. 10-14 - Linda Rising:
The Benefit of Patterns. 15-17 - Neil A. M. Maiden:
Service Design: It's All in the Brand. 18-19 - Dean Wampler, Tony Clark:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Multiparadigm Programming. 20-24 - Sebastian Günther:
Multi-DSL Applications with Ruby. 25-30 - Danny M. Groenewegen
Separation of Concerns and Linguistic Integration in WebDSL. 31-37 - Dragan Djuric, Vladan Devedzic
Magic Potion: Incorporating New Development Paradigms through Metaprogramming. 38-44 - Christophe Huygens
Streamlining Development for Networked Embedded Systems Using Multiple Paradigms. 45-52 - Petra Hofstedt:
Constraint-Based Object-Oriented Programming. 53-56 - D. Ghosh:
Multiparadigm Data Storage for Enterprise Applications. 57-60 - Dean Wampler, Tony Clark, Neal Ford, Brian Goetz:
Multiparadigm Programming in Industry: A Discussion with Neal Ford and Brian Goetz. 61-64 - Michel Benaroch, Ajit Appari
Financial Pricing of Software Development Risk Factors. 65-73 - Walter Kern, Christian Silberbauer, Christian Wolff
The Dimension Architecture: A New Approach to Resource Access. 74-81 - Leonardo Teixeira Passos, Ricardo Terra, Marco Túlio Valente
Static Architecture-Conformance Checking: An Illustrative Overview. 82-89 - Diomidis Spinellis
UML Everywhere. 90-91 - Frank Buschmann:
On Architecture Styles and Paradigms. 92-94 - Grady Booch:
An Architectural Oxymoron. 96
Volume 27, Number 6, November - December 2010
- Hakan Erdogmus
Passing the Reins. 3-5 - Paul C. Clements:
Certified Software Architects. 6-8 - M. Sutherland, Neil A. M. Maiden:
Storyboarding Requirements. 9-11 - Steve Berczuk, Yi Lv:
We're All in This Together. 12-15 - Forrest Shull, Grigori Melnik, Burak Turhan
What Do We Know about Test-Driven Development? 16-19 - Patricia Lago, Paris Avgeriou
Guest Editors' Introduction: Software Architecture: Framing Stakeholders' Concerns. 20-24 - Ayman Mahfouz, Leonor Barroca
Requirements-Driven Design of Service-Oriented Interactions. 25-32 - Juha Savolainen, Tomi Männistö
Conflict-Centric Software Architectural Views: Exposing Trade-Offs in Quality Requirements. 33-37 - Paul C. Clements, Len Bass:
The Business Goals Viewpoint. 38-45 - Alexandru C. Telea, Lucian Voinea, H. Sassenburg:
Visual Tools for Software Architecture Understanding: A Stakeholder Perspective. 46-53 - Eoin Woods
Point/Counterpoint. 54-57 - Alexander Boden, Bernhard Nett, Volker Wulf
Operational and Strategic Learning in Global Software Development. 58-65 - Charles Symons:
Software Industry Performance: What You Measure Is What You Get. 66-72 - Namjoo Choi, InduShobha N. Chengalur-Smith, Andrew Whitmore
Managing First Impressions of New Open Source Software Projects. 73-77 - Andreas Kornstädt, Eugen Reiswich:
Composing Systems with Eclipse Rich Client Platform Plug-Ins. 78-81 - Diomidis Spinellis
Farewell to Disks. 82-83 - Frank Buschmann:
Value-Focused System Quality. 84-86 - Grady Booch:
The Elephant and the Blind Programmers. 88
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