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19JUL 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Development of a Microservice for Open Weather Data
Abstract: Since mid 2017 the Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) has been obligated to provide its weather data to the public for free. However, anyone who wants to access it needs to click through a file system hoping to still be on the right path to the desired weather data. Due to confusing folder names this turns […]
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13JUN 2019
5 Events and Talks
Impressions from Kate Stewart’s Talk on Taking Open Source Projects Through Safety Certification
On Wednesday, 12th of June, Kate Stewart, a Senior Director of Strategic Programs at the Linux Foundation, gave a well-attended talk on Taking Open Source Projects through Safety Certification. Kate spoke about the Zephyr and ELISA projects, and about the approach being used to prepare the Zephyr project for certification. Below are some photo impressions […]
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07JUN 2019
5 Events and Talks
Kate Stewart (Linux Foundation) on Taking Open Source Projects Through Safety Certification
On Wednesday, 12th of June, at 15:00 Uhr, Kate Stewart of the Linux Foundation will present her talk Taking Open Source Projects through Safety Certification. The talk will take place at FAU’s Technical Faculty campus (Erlangen Süd) in Martensstraße 5/7 room 0.68. The Zephyr Project, a small open source real-time operating system for embedded devices, […]
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16MAY 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Predictors of Successful Open Source Projects
Abstract: The number of open source software projects has continued to grow for many years now, with a portion of them being very successful and broadly adopted. For companies and individuals involved in an open source project, it is advantageous to estimate its success and longevity. There are some high-level models of success to be found […]
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15MAY 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Visualization of Code Component Architecture in Open Source Software Products
Abstract: Components are fundamental building blocks in software engineering. Modern day software products are often a complex composition of many components from entirely different vendors. Some are proprietary software, while others are open source components. The reuse of open source components has many many advantages but also brings up challenges, like license non-compliance, copyright issues or […]Abstract: Components are fundamental building blocks in software engineering. Modern day software products are often a complex composition of many components from entirely different vendors. Some are proprietary software, while others are open source components. The reuse of open source components has many many advantages but also brings up challenges, like license non-compliance, copyright issues or […]
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27MAR 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Migration the JValue ODS to Microservices
Abstract: “A world in which consuming open data is easy and safe.“ This is the vision of the JValue Open Data Service (ODS) that aims to bundle finding the right open data, using and combining it into an easy and intuitive process. The daily life of developers should be free from hardships, like writing data […]
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