Browsing by Subject "JavaScript"

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    • An expressive stateful aspect language 
      Leger, Paul; Tanter, Éric Pierre; Fukuda, Hiroaki (Elsevier, 2015)
      Stateful aspects can react to the trace of a program execution; they can support modular implementations of several crosscutting concerns like error detection, security, event handling, and debugging. However, most proposed ...
    • Identifying classes in legacy JavaScript Code 
      Silva, Leonardo Humberto; Valente, Marco Tulio; Bergel, Alexandre; Anquetil, Nicolás; Etien, Anne (Wiley, 2017)
      JavaScript is the most popular programming language for the Web. Although the language is prototype-based, developers can emulate class-based abstractions in JavaScript to master the increasing complexity of their applications. ...
    • Refactoring legacy javascript code to use classes: The good, the bad and the ugly 
      Silva, Leonardo Humberto; Valente, Marco Tulio; Bergel, Alexandre (Springer Verlag, 2017)
      JavaScript systems are becoming increasingly complex and large. To tackle the challenges involved in implementing these systems, the language is evolving to include several constructions for programmingin- the-large. ...
    • Statically identifying class dependencies in legacy JavaScript systems: First results 
      Silva, Leonardo Humberto; Valente, Marco Tulio; Bergel, Alexandre (IEEE, 2017)
      Identifying dependencies between classes is an essen-tial activity when maintaining and evolving software applications.It is also known that JavaScript developers often use classes tostructure their projects. This happens ...