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@robertoverdecchia.bsky.social presenting “Energy-Aware Software Testing” at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social He is referring to my paper “An Inconvenient Truth in Software Engineering? The Environmental Impact of Testing Open Source Java Projects”, see azaidman.github.io/publications...

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Pre-print: carolin-brandt.de/publications...

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@enrique.ebarba.com presenting “Shaken, Not Stirred. How Developers Like Their Amplified Tests” at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social Joint work with Luis Cruz and Thomas Durieux Pre-print: arxiv.org/abs/2412.10063

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Caro Brandt presenting our IEEE TSE paper “Shaken, Not Stirred. How Developers Like Their Amplified Tests” #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social

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@kjstol.bsky.social presenting “Predicting Attrition among Software Professionals: Antecedents and Consequences of Burnout and Engagement” at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social

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@plago.bsky.social proposes 10 propositions to wrap up her keynote at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social * Propositions accompany a Dutch PhD thesis to let the PhD reflect on the broader context of their PhD research

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@plago.bsky.social defines software sustainability as follows: “the preservation of the long term and beneficial use of software, and its appropriate evolution, in a context that continuously changes.” #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social

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International Conference on Software Engineering @icseconf.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

@plago.bsky.social giving a keynote at #ICSE2025 entitled “Software Sustainability and its Engineering: How far have we come?” @icseconf.bsky.social

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🌍 The future of #icse is global! 🇧🇷 ICSE 2026 – Brazil #icse2026 🇮🇪 ICSE 2027 – Ireland #icse2027 🌺 ICSE 2028 – Hawaii #icse2028 We can't wait to see you there! Pack your ideas and your passport. 🧳✈️

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Daniel Amyot @danielamyot.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

Two more days of ICSE 2025 in Ottawa, and already much preparation done for the next three editions in Rio, Dublin, and Hawaii!

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Major software engineering conference locations for the next few years #ICSE2025

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At 11:45 Amir Deljouyi will present his paper “Leveraging Large Language Models for Enhancing the Understandability of Generated Unit Tests” at #ICSE2025 in room 214. Joint work with Roham Koohestani & Mali Izadi. Pre-print: azaidman.github.io/publications... @icseconf.bsky.social

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My former PhD student Cor-Paul Bezemer and his team win the distinguished paper award at #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social

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Enrique Barbo Roque, Luis Cruz, and Thomas Durieux from @tudelfteemcs.bsky.social win the distinguished paper award at #ICSE2025 for their paper “Unveiling the Energy Vampires: A Methodology for Debugging Software Energy Consumption” @icseconf.bsky.social

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Mixed methods studies anti-patterns from Peggy Story, Alessandra Paz Milani, rashina Hoda, and Maria Teresa Baldasarra #ICSE2025

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Identifying Factors Contributing to Bad Days for Software Developers: A Mixed Methods Study

- flaky tests - slow laptop - layoffs - interpersonal dynamics - … A bad day also feeds into personal life, feeling of having to compensate in the evening, thus impacting family life, amplifying the feeling of a bad day. See: arxiv.org/abs/2410.18379 #ICSE2025 @icseconf.bsky.social (2/2)

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Software development is a dynamic activity that requires engineers to work effectively with tools, processes, and collaborative teams. As a result, the presence of friction can significantly hinder pr...

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“Identifying Factors Contributing to ``Bad Days'' for Software Developers: A Mixed-Methods Study” by Jenna Butler, Peggy Storey & friends. Bad days happen often. Major reasons: - lack of control, e.g., your PR was delayed - too many meetings - lack of support - not getting things done (1/2)

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David Parnas arguing the importance of testing in his @icseconf.bsky.social #ICSE2025 keynote

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David Parnas continues his #ICSE2025 keynote by saying that AI should actually be called Imitation Intelligence (II), because of (a) Alan’s Turing “Imitation Game” and (b) that AI imitates things that it observes/is trained on. @icseconf.bsky.social

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“If you have a buggy program, you can fix it or call it AI”, David Parnas during his #ICSE2025 keynote Regulation of AI and Other Untrustworthy Software @icseconf.bsky.social

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David Lo and Corina Pasareanu introducing the program of the 50th anniversary @icseconf.bsky.social #ICSE2025

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Idea for future work: investigate coverage and mutation testing for configuration tests #AST2025

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At Google, there are more configuration tests than code tests! More information here: homes.cs.washington.edu/~rjust/publ/... #AST2025

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Sára Juhošová's #ICPC2025 paper "Pinpointing the Learning Obstacles of an Interactive Theorem Prover" wins the Distinguished Paper Award. Absolutely fantastic work by Sará! Read the paper here: azaidman.github.io/publications...

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