Small, simple and smelly: What we can learn from examining end-user artifacts? (DSLDI 2016)

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Sun 30 October - Fri 4 November 2016 Amsterdam, Netherlands

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DSLDI 2016

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Mon 31 Oct 2016 10:30 - 12:10 at Matterhorn 1 - Opening and Keynote

Abstract

We are close to a future in which everyone can and will program. Whether it is some Javascript, some R or an extensive spreadsheet, programming happens everywhere. What do end-users do in the wild? And what can we learn from that as programming language designers?

In this talk Felienne will summarize her research on the topic of end-user testing, error finding and refactoring, as well as presenting a sneak peek into the future of her research as Delft University.

Small, simple and smelly: What we can learn from examining end-user artifacts?