Naming conventions, which matter more to humans than computers, affect the ease with which users can find their way around when reviewing programming code.
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Author Grady Booch provides an audio recording of his On Computing column, in which he discusses how the next generation of software-intensive systems will be t... Read More »
Author Jane Cleland-Huang provides an audio recording of the Requirements column, in which she discusses how building a secure system requires proactive, rigoro... Read More »
Davide Falessi speaks with Len Bass and George Champlin-Scharff about how DevOps aims to reduce the time between committing a system change and placing the chan... Read More »
Guest editors Forrest Shull and Anita Carleton of the Software Engineering Institute and Rafael Prikladnicki of Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio Grande d... Read More »
Software Requirements Talk is the podcast version of IEEE Software magazine's Requirements department, helmed by Jane Cleland-Huang. Each issue, Jane will read ... Read More »
Grady Booch reads from his On Computing columns from IEEE Software magazine for this podcast on Computing Now. Give them a listen and join Grady as he discusses... Read More »
Discussions with business leaders indicate what will advance the software industry over the next 30 years but leave unaddressed whether we evolve to Humanity 2.... Read More »
Four software engineering thought leaders discuss challenges for software engineers to keep their skill set current, and tout the promise of new technologies to... Read More »
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