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SBCARS '22: Proceedings of the 16th Brazilian Symposium on Software Components, Architectures, and Reuse
ACM2022 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
SBCARS 2022: 16th Brazilian Symposium on Software Components, Architectures, and Reuse Uberlandia Brazil October 3 - 4, 2022
ISBN:
978-1-4503-9745-2
Published:
03 October 2022
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SESSION: Software Architecture and Reuse
research-article
DocStone: A Blockchain-based Architecture for a Customizable Document Registration Service

Document management ensures the proper production, storage, and use of documents in many organizations. In this sense, digitization has become a relevant factor for the improvement of processes in several aspects of document management. In this context,...

research-article
The Mysterio framework for developing cooperative Multi-UAV Systems

Over the years, UAVs (also known as drones) have been growing in studies and applications to solve diverse problems. Due to the complexity of these problems, dealing with just one UAV may not be enough, but using several UAVs together to work ...

research-article
A Field Study on Reference Architectural Decisions for Developing a UML-based Software Product Line Tool

Variability modeling in Software Product Lines (SPL) encompasses a set of activities, such as domain analysis, identification of requirements, implementation of variability, variant management, and generation of products. In this context, the existing ...

SESSION: Service-oriented Architecture
research-article
OfflineManager: A Lightweight Approach for Managing Offline Status in Mobile Applications

Most current mobile applications work with a back-end server over the Internet. But in many occasions network connectivity is not available and a proper offline treatment must be provided. This question can be solved in many ways, such as storing ...

research-article
Analysis of Microservice Evolution using Cohesion Metrics

The adoption of Microservices Architecture (MSA) has increased in recent years due to several claimed benefits, such as reducing deployment complexity, supporting technology diversity, and better scalability. However, MSA is not free from ...

SESSION: Model-driven Architecture
research-article
Using MDA to Transform Business Processes from Analysis Classes

This paper proposes a automated transformation method based on the MDA that performs the transformation from the business process diagram (BPMN) to UML classes diagram. This transformation is accomplished through the relationship between the elements ...

SESSION: Software Analysis and Comprehension
research-article
TechSpaces: Identifying and Clustering Popular Programming Technologies

Background: Software ecosystems are becoming increasingly complex and large. Therefore, discovering and selecting the right libraries and frameworks for use in a project is becoming a challenging task. Existing commercial services that support this task ...

research-article
On the Nature of Duplicate Pull Requests: An Empirical Study Using Association Rules

In open source communities, developers submit pull requests, either to add features, fix bugs or make any modifications to software artifacts, which can be accepted or rejected after review by a core team member of the project. Considering the large-...

short-paper
Connecting Non-Functional Requirements to Open Source Ecosystems Health

One efficient way to perceive the effects of design decisions is by analyzing and evaluating Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs). A design decison can contribute positively or negatively toward specific NFRs. In their turn, NFRs describe how the ...

SESSION: Refactoring
research-article
How do Trivial Refactorings Affect Classification Prediction Models?

Refactoring is defined as a transformation that changes the internal structure of the source code without changing the external behavior. Keeping the external behavior means that after applying the refactoring activity, the software must produce the ...

Contributors
  • Federal University of Uberlândia
  • Federal University of Uberlândia
  • State University of Maringá
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Overall Acceptance Rate 23 of 79 submissions, 29%
YearSubmittedAcceptedRate
SBCARS '18401128%
SBCARS '17391231%
Overall792329%