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    • Name

      Ademar Aguiar

    • Cluster

      Computer Science

    • Role

      Centre Coordinator

    • Since

      01st November 1994
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    2021

    A Model to Enable the Reuse of Metadata-Based Frameworks in Adaptive Object Model Architectures

    Authors
    Guerra, E; Oliveira Dias, Ad; Veras, LGDO; Aguiar, A; Choma, J; da Silva, TS;

    Publication
    IEEE Access

    Abstract

    2020

    The ADC API: A Web API for the Programmatic Query of the AIRR Data Commons

    Authors
    Christley, S; Aguiar, A; Blanck, G; Breden, F; Chan Bukhari, SA; Busse, CE; Jaglale, J; Harikrishnan, SL; Laserson, U; Peters, B; Rocha, A; Schramm, CA; Taylor, S; Vander Heiden, JA; Zimonja, B; Watson, CT; Corrie, B; Cowell, LG;

    Publication
    Frontiers Big Data

    Abstract

    2020

    Helping software developers through live software metrics visualization

    Authors
    Fernandes, S; Restivo, A; Ferreira, HS; Aguiar, A;

    Publication
    Conference Companion of the 4th International Conference on Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming

    Abstract

    2020

    Programming'20: 4th International Conference on the Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming, Porto, Portugal, March 23-26, 2020

    Authors
    Aguiar, A; Chiba, S; Boix, EG;

    Publication
    Programming

    Abstract

    2020

    The AgilECo Pattern Language: Physical Environment

    Authors
    Pinho, D; Aguiar, A;

    Publication
    EuroPLoP '20: European Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs 2020, Virtual Event, Germany, 1-4 July, 2020

    Abstract
    Communication is crucial in agile contexts due to the need for collaboration and the number of different people involved, ranging from developers to users and business people. This communication should be effective to ensure everyone is on the same page; otherwise it can lead to undesired results such as misunderstanding and loss of productivity. As such, there is a need to ensure good communication in agile contexts. This paper presents a pattern language to tackle this issue, alongside with the patterns of a section of the language. The pattern language aims to provide a set of practices that help with recurrent problems and increase the effectiveness of communication. The patterns presented in this paper (Information Radiators, Co-Located Team, Open Space, Informal Communication Space and Cubes) address the issues related with the physical environment surrounding an agile team. © 2020 ACM.

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    thesis

    2020

    Bringing Liveness to Design Patterns

    Author
    Filipe Oliveira e Sousa Ferreira de Lemos

    Institution
    UP-FEUP

    2020

    Towards a Live Refactoring Recommender Based on Code Smells and Quality Metrics

    Author
    Sérgio António Dias Salgado

    Institution
    UP-FEUP

    2020

    Handling Security in a Privacy-preserving Health Research Ecosystem

    Author
    Rostyslav Khoptiy

    Institution
    UP-FEUP

    2020

    Towards a Smart Recommender for Code Refactoring

    Author
    João Paulo Moreira Barbosa

    Institution
    UP-FEUP

    2020

    Effective Communication in Agile Teams: A Pattern Language

    Author
    Daniel Ribeiro de Pinho

    Institution
    UP-FEUP

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