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As of today, mobile software development teams can follow a number of different development and distribution strategies, ranging from native apps, to mobile web apps, hybrid apps, and the recently emerging progressive web apps.

This talk provides a ...

The Google Identity Platform is a system that allows a user to sign in to applications and other services by using a Google account. Google Sign-In is one such method for providing one’s identity to the Google Identity Platform. Google Sign-In is ...

The scalability limitations of current DRAM technology have prompted research in alternative memory technologies. Almost all new viable alternatives being explored are non-volatile in nature. In this talk, we explore the implication of emerging non-...

Mobile applications today often fail to be context aware when they also need to be customizable and efficient at run-time. Context-oriented programming allows programmers to develop applications that are more context aware. Its central construct, the ...

Developing applications for touch devices is hard. Developing touch based applications for multi-user input is harder. The Multi-Touch for Java (MT4j) toolkit supports developing touch based applications for multiple users. In this paper, we outline ...

Regression-aware fault localization attempts to rank suspicious statements in a manner such that potential regression inducing suggestions are ranked low. The algorithm extracts the proof of correctness of all the correct executions in the form of ...

The rise of smart mobile devices presents increasing opportunities for health monitoring outside the clinic. Through the use of sensors and wearables, innovative Connected Health applications can be developed. In particular, Digital Therapeutics (DT), a ...

Modern mobile device screen sizes vary significantly, from watches to phones to tablets. Android in particular has supported varying screen sizes since 2009, and is currently being installed on large format touch displays over eight feet diagonally. ...

Consumer-centered software applications nowadays are required to be available both as mobile and desktop versions. However, the app design is frequently made only for one of the two (i.e., mobile first or web first) while missing an appropriate design ...

This paper proposes an approach for test case generation of mobile apps, specifically Android apps. The approach focuses on external events. External events are considered from two aspects: explicit events and implicit events.

This paper presents an approach to model-based test case generation for Android GUI testing. Our approach aims to formulate a technique that can achieve better code coverage by incorporating manual testing methods. Our approach was evaluated using ...