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AmbientTalk: Object-oriented Event-driven Programming in Mobile Ad hoc Networks
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AmbientTalk is a distributed object-oriented language whose actor-based, event-driven concurrency model makes it highly suitable for composing service objects across a mobile network.
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An evaluation of reactive programming and promises for structuring collaborative web applications
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This paper investigates the expressiveness of two techniques of JavaScript, namely reactive extensions and promises, by means of a case study consisting of an online collaborative drawing editor and proposes a roadmap of how to improve support of programming event-driven web applications in JavaScript.
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A study of the accuracy of mobile technology for measuring urban noise pollution in large scale participatory sensing campaigns
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A Study of Concurrency Bugs and Advanced Development Support for Actor-based Programs
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This study taxonomizes concurrency bugs in actor-based programs reported in literature and analyzes the bugs to identify the patterns causing them as well as their observable behavior, and finds that current approaches to static analysis and testing focus on communication deadlocks and message protocol violations.
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Two decades of smalltalk VM development: live VM development through simulation tools
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The VM simulation infrastructure is detailed and the experience developing and debugging the garbage collector and the just-in-time compiler (JIT) within it is reported.
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Linvail: A General-Purpose Platform for Shadow Execution of JavaScript
We present Linvail, a novel instrumentation platform for developing dynamic analyses of JavaScript programs. Linvail is particularly well-suited to implementing shadow executions which involve…
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AmbientTalk: programming responsive mobile peer-to-peer applications with actors
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Mirror‐based reflection in AmbientTalk
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This work reconciles mirrors with intercession in the context of an actor‐based, object‐oriented programming language named AmbientTalk, and describes this language's full reflective architecture, highlighting its novel mirror‐based approach to reflect upon both objects and concurrently executing actors.
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Efficient and deterministic record & replay for actor languages
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This work presents a low-overhead record & replay approach for actor languages that allows one to debug concurrency issues deterministically based on a previously recorded trace, and takes a first step towards deterministic replay debugging of actor systems in production.
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Distributed debugging for mobile networks
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