Christoph Csallner

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[Mohammad Rifat Arefin @mo_rifat]

#icse2024
Introducing TreeVada, another tool in the line of grammar inference built on top of Arvada (ASE '21).
In TreeVada we exploit the bracket-guided nesting of programs as a hint of the target grammar. We propose a deterministic approach based on Arvada's bubble and merge grammar generalization strategy which turns out to capture better grammar in a shorter time in empirical comparison.

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Mohammad Rifat Arefin will present TreeVada at ICSE in Portugal on Wednesday at 14:15pm Lisbon time. Docker and GitHub are linked here: https://t.co/6MMWb0Lz7a

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Infer a context-free grammar (e.g., of an under-documented programming language) from a few sample inputs (e.g., a few programs of such a language) and a black-box parser (e.g., a cloud-based compiler) via TreeVada.

[Cesar Torres @zenfortech]

The "Maker" REU at UTA is recruiting! Open to all undergraduate majors. Digital fabrication and artificial intelligence meets ceramics, biomaterials, glass, cardboard, and many more! Apps due 3/15. Portfolios of creative work encouraged. @cs_opp https://t.co/wTV2ZXPQZs

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

@Soumik_Mohian's D2S2 demo yesterday at FSE 2023: https://t.co/a6TulW14GO

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Quickly search tens of thousands of Android app screenshots. Our iterative drag ’n’ drop mobile app screen search (D2S2) is live: https://t.co/fLIs1FI1Kl

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Work by 3 awesome UT Arlington undergraduate students https://t.co/Mi6t135hh2, https://t.co/d6DhQPgfF9, https://t.co/w9TZhK29UL and @Soumik_Mohian

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Give ScoutSL a try: https://t.co/4wkG4aqUAl

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Search 100k+ open-source Simulink models: @Sohilnewa's new search engine ScoutSL supports freeform Google-like search, adds custom search to specify Simulink model properties, and links to the resulting projects on GitHub and MATLAB Central.

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Joint work with Timo Kehrer and Alexander Boll -- Alex will present ScoutSL this Thursday (Oct 5) at MODELS in Sweden:
https://t.co/NyExQDvaJP

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

We will present the EvoSL paper at MODELS 2023 in October: https://t.co/yzMZxFI9Ez

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

@Sohilnewa created the first large redistributable corpus of open-source @matlab_simulink models that contains project change histories (EvoSL). EvoSL contains 924 @github repositories (incl. 3k issues, 2k pull requests, 10k comments, and 100k commits).

[Christoph Csallner @csallner]

Download EvoSL (72 GB of zip files) at https://t.co/KQh5sHuOUH

[Stable Diffusion @StableDiffusion]

As the year is coming to an end, let's take the time to highlight many of the amazing community contributions and projects over the year...

Stable Diffusion has only been around for 6 months but a full thread is still warranted given the extremely fast pace of progress! ↓

[tobi lutke @tobi]

Some really cool (programming) tech that I think are underrated right now and that have proven very useful to me this year:

[Amjad Masad @amasad]

Introducing the Replit App.

We’ve been working on this for over a year inventing new UX paradigms to make coding on mobile manageable, and we think this is the most comprehensive mobile creation tool in the world — will onboard millions to the industry!

[Charles Lamanna @clamanna]

I am particularly proud of this demo on @MSFTMechanics :) - check out what the new AI copilot can do in the Power Platform:

[Bertrand Meyer @Bertrand_Meyer]

In response to numerous requests and in anticipation of a third edition, I have been able to make my book Object-Oriented Software Construction (2nd edition) available electronically.

You can find it at https://t.co/Ot4FkF92El.