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| − | '''inCode''' is a plugin for Eclipse's Java development environment, that has a different approach to software quality assurance than any other previous tool. Using '''inCode''' saves you the overhead of lengthy code review and restructuring sessions, by allowing you to detect and correct design problems continuously, ''as you code''. In a sense, the tool acts as a virtual "pair programming buddy", that helps you stay in control of your code, and prevents emerging design flaws from becoming acute and therefore expensive to remove. Of course, the tool can also be used in a traditional manner, to perform off-line software quality assessments on large projects written in Java. '''inCode''' is the concretization of a number of ideas, some of which received an IBM Eclipse innovation award in 2006. | + | '''inCode''' ([[http://www.intooitus.com/incode.html]]) is a plugin for Eclipse's Java development environment, that has a different approach to software quality assurance than any other previous tool. Using '''inCode''' saves you the overhead of lengthy code review and restructuring sessions, by allowing you to detect and correct design problems continuously, ''as you code''. In a sense, the tool acts as a virtual "pair programming buddy", that helps you stay in control of your code, and prevents emerging design flaws from becoming acute and therefore expensive to remove. Of course, the tool can also be used in a traditional manner, to perform off-line software quality assessments on large projects written in Java. '''inCode''' is the concretization of a number of ideas, some of which received an IBM Eclipse innovation award in 2006. |
'''Adrian Trifu''' is a co-founder of [[http://www.intooitus.com Intooitus]], and a researcher in the area of object oriented software quality assurance and evolution. Between 2001 and 2007, he has worked as a researcher and consultant in the software engineering group of the [[http://www.fzi.de FZI]] Research Center for Information Technology in Karlsruhe, Germany. In 2008, he earned his PhD from the University of Karlsruhe, with a thesis on automated diagnosis of design flaws in object oriented systems. | '''Adrian Trifu''' is a co-founder of [[http://www.intooitus.com Intooitus]], and a researcher in the area of object oriented software quality assurance and evolution. Between 2001 and 2007, he has worked as a researcher and consultant in the software engineering group of the [[http://www.fzi.de FZI]] Research Center for Information Technology in Karlsruhe, Germany. In 2008, he earned his PhD from the University of Karlsruhe, with a thesis on automated diagnosis of design flaws in object oriented systems. | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 20 June 2008
This is the list of session abstracts for the Karlsruhe DemoCamp in June 2008.
Continuous Quality Assurance with inCode
inCode ([[1]]) is a plugin for Eclipse's Java development environment, that has a different approach to software quality assurance than any other previous tool. Using inCode saves you the overhead of lengthy code review and restructuring sessions, by allowing you to detect and correct design problems continuously, as you code. In a sense, the tool acts as a virtual "pair programming buddy", that helps you stay in control of your code, and prevents emerging design flaws from becoming acute and therefore expensive to remove. Of course, the tool can also be used in a traditional manner, to perform off-line software quality assessments on large projects written in Java. inCode is the concretization of a number of ideas, some of which received an IBM Eclipse innovation award in 2006.
Adrian Trifu is a co-founder of [Intooitus], and a researcher in the area of object oriented software quality assurance and evolution. Between 2001 and 2007, he has worked as a researcher and consultant in the software engineering group of the [FZI] Research Center for Information Technology in Karlsruhe, Germany. In 2008, he earned his PhD from the University of Karlsruhe, with a thesis on automated diagnosis of design flaws in object oriented systems.
(Name of the second talk)
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