Sehr schöne Über­ra­schung kurz vor dem Weih­nachts­ur­laub: Zwei Papers mit Betei­li­gung von Mit­ar­bei­ter*innen des CD Labors wur­den im Jour­nal of Sys­tems and Soft­ware akzep­tiert, aktu­ell das dritt-​bestgerankte Jour­nal im Bereich Soft­ware Sys­tems laut Google Scholar.

In "Hafi­y­yan Say­yid Fadhlil­lah, Kris­tof Meix­ner, San­dra Grei­ner, Anto­nio Manuel Gutiérrez Fernández, Rick Rabi­ser: Mana­ging Con­trol Soft­ware Varia­bi­lity in Cyber-​Physical Pro­duc­tion Sys­tems: The V4rdiac Approach" we describe the core of Say­yid's PhD the­sis, the V4rdiac Approach, a delta-​oriented, mul­ti­di­sci­pli­nary varia­bi­lity manage­ment approach for mana­ging cyber-​physical pro­duc­tion sys­tem con­trol soft­ware vari­ants.

In "David Bena­vi­des, Chico Sun­dermann, Kevin Feicht­in­ger, José A. Gal­indo, Rick Rabi­ser, Tho­mas Thüm: UVL: Fea­ture Model­ling with the Uni­ver­sal Varia­bi­lity Lan­guage" we the out­come of a community-​driven effort to deve­lop a varia­bi­lity mode­ling lan­guage: the Uni­ver­sal Varia­bi­lity Lan­guage (UVL). We envi­sion UVL as a pivo­tal solu­tion, addres­sing the limi­ta­ti­ons of prior attempts and fos­te­ring col­la­bo­ra­tion and inno­va­tion in the domain of soft­ware pro­duct line engi­nee­ring.

Links zu bei­den Papers wer­den spä­ter im News Post ergänzt.

Herz­li­che Gra­tu­la­tion an alle Autor*innen!