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Journal Articles
- 2017
[j6]Ying Qu, Bryan Ng, Michael Homer:
Optimising channel assignment to prevent flow starvation and improve fairness for planning single radio WMNs in built environments. Comput. Networks 129: 215-231 (2017)- [j5]Ying Qu, Bryan Ng, Michael Homer:
A goodput distribution model for planning IEEE 802.11 WBNs in built environments. J. Netw. Comput. Appl. 99: 28-46 (2017) - [j4]James Noble
, Andrew P. Black, Kim B. Bruce, Michael Homer, Timothy Jones:
Grace's Inheritance. J. Object Technol. 16(2): 2:1-35 (2017) - [j3]Michael Homer, James Noble:
Lessons in Combining Block-based and Textual Programming. J. Vis. Lang. Sentient Syst. 3: 22-39 (2017) - 2016
- [j2]Timothy Jones, Michael Homer:
Object Inheritance Without Classes (Artifact). Dagstuhl Artifacts Ser. 2(1): 06:1-06:2 (2016) - 2015
- [j1]Timothy Jones, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Brand Objects for Nominal Typing (Artifact). Dagstuhl Artifacts Ser. 1(1): 04:1-04:2 (2015)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2024
- [c35]James Noble, Julian Mackay, Tobias Wrigstad, Andrew Fawcet, Michael Homer:
Dafny vs. Dala: Experience with Mechanising Language Design. FTfJP@ECOOP 2024: 37-43 - [c34]Philip Oliver, Jens Dietrich, Craig Anslow, Michael Homer:
CrashJS: A NodeJS Benchmark for Automated Crash Reproduction. MSR 2024: 75-87 - [c33]Michael Homer:
In-Line Compositional Visual Programming. Programming 2024 - [c32]Pedro Paredes Barragán, Maximiliano Paredes-Velasco, Jaime Urquiza-Fuentes, Guillermo J. García-Delgado Álvarez, Craig Anslow, Michael Homer:
Designing Collaborative ScratchJr for Multi-Touch Tabletops. SIIE 2024: 1-6 - 2023
- [c31]Michael Homer:
Branching Compositional Data Transformations in jq, Visually. PAINT@SPLASH 2023: 11-16 - [c30]Michael Homer:
Multiple-Representation Visual Compositional Dataflow Programming. Programming 2023: 39-47 - 2022
- [c29]Nick Webster, Marco Servetto, Michael Homer:
Using Functional Reactive Programming to Define Safe Actor Systems. FTfJP@ECOOP 2022: 4-10 - [c28]Michael Homer:
Calling Cards: Concrete Visual End-User Programming. Programming 2022: 22-29 - [c27]Michael Homer:
Interleaved 2D Notation for Concatenative Programming. PAINT@SPLASH 2022: 1-10 - [c26]Ben Selwyn-Smith, Craig Anslow, Michael Homer:
Blocks, Blocks, and More Blocks-Based Programming. PAINT@SPLASH 2022: 35-47 - [c25]Alexis De Meo, Michael Homer:
Domain-Specific Visual Language for Data Engineering Quality. PAINT@SPLASH 2022: 48-56 - [c24]Michael Homer, Craig Anslow:
Swipe-and-Tap Functional Programming. ISS Companion 2022: 18-21 - 2021
- [c23]Erin Greenwood-Thessman, Isaac Oscar Gariano, Richard Roberts, Stefan Marr, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Naïve transient cast insertion isn't (that) bad. ICOOOLPS@ECOOP 2021: 1-9 - [c22]Philip Oliver, Michael Homer, Jens Dietrich, Craig Anslow:
A Partial Reproduction of A Guided Genetic Algorithm for Automated Crash Reproduction. ICSME 2021: 684-688 - [c21]Kiko Fernandez-Reyes, Isaac Oscar Gariano, James Noble, Erin Greenwood-Thessman, Michael Homer, Tobias Wrigstad:
Dala: a simple capability-based dynamic language design for data race-freedom. Onward! 2021: 1-17 - 2020
- [c20]Deacon McIntyre, Michael Homer:
Poster: A Visual Programming Language for Cellular Automata. VL/HCC 2020: 1-2 - 2019
- [c19]Michael Homer, Timothy Jones, James Noble:
First-class dynamic types. DLS 2019: 1-14 - [c18]Richard Roberts, Stefan Marr, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Transient Typechecks Are (Almost) Free. ECOOP 2019: 5:1-5:28 - [c17]Isaac Oscar Gariano, Richard Roberts, Stefan Marr, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Which of my transient type checks are not (almost) free? VMIL@SPLASH 2019: 58-66 - [c16]Hisham Muhammad, Lucas Correia Villa Real, Michael Homer:
Taxonomy of Package Management in Programming Languages and Operating Systems. PLOS@SOSP 2019: 60-66 - [c15]Ben Selwyn-Smith, Craig Anslow, Michael Homer, James R. Wallace:
Co-located Collaborative Block-Based Programming. VL/HCC 2019: 107-116 - 2018
- [c14]Timothy Jones, Michael Homer:
The Practice of a Compositional Functional Programming Language. APLAS 2018: 166-177 - [c13]Karsten Lundqvist, Craig Anslow, Michael Homer, Kris Bubendorfer, Dale Anthony Carnegie:
An Agile Conversion Masters Degree Programme in Software Development. SIGCSE 2018: 846-851 - 2016
- [c12]Timothy Jones, Michael Homer, James Noble, Kim B. Bruce:
Object Inheritance Without Classes. ECOOP 2016: 13:1-13:26 - [c11]James Noble, Andrew P. Black, Kim B. Bruce, Michael Homer, Mark S. Miller:
The left hand of equals. Onward! 2016: 224-237 - 2015
- [c10]Michael Homer, Timothy Jones, James Noble:
From APIs to languages: generalising method names. DLS 2015: 1-12 - [c9]Timothy Jones, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Brand Objects for Nominal Typing. ECOOP 2015: 198-221 - 2014
- [c8]Michael Homer, Timothy Jones, James Noble, Kim B. Bruce, Andrew P. Black:
Graceful Dialects. ECOOP 2014: 131-156 - [c7]Michael Homer, James Noble:
Combining Tiled and Textual Views of Code. VISSOFT 2014: 1-10 - 2013
- [c6]James Noble, Michael Homer, Kim B. Bruce, Andrew P. Black:
Designing Grace: Can an introductory programming language support the teaching of software engineering? CSEE&T 2013: 219-228 - [c5]Michael Homer, James Noble:
Object creation in Grace. EuroPLoP 2013: 21:1-21:15 - [c4]Andrew P. Black, Kim B. Bruce, Michael Homer, James Noble, Amy Ruskin, Richard Yannow:
Seeking grace: a new object-oriented language for novices. SIGCSE 2013: 129-134 - [c3]Michael Homer, James Noble:
A tile-based editor for a textual programming language. VISSOFT 2013: 1-4 - 2012
- [c2]Michael Homer, James Noble, Kim B. Bruce, Andrew P. Black, David J. Pearce:
Patterns as objects in grace. DLS 2012: 17-28 - [c1]Andrew P. Black, Kim B. Bruce, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Grace: the absence of (inessential) difficulty. Onward! 2012: 85-98
Editorship
- 2020
- [e1]Michael Homer, Felienne Hermans, Steven L. Tanimoto, Craig Anslow:
IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing, VL/HCC 2020, Dunedin, New Zealand, August 10-14, 2020. IEEE 2020, ISBN 978-1-7281-6901-9 [contents]
Data and Artifacts
- 2019
- [d1]Richard Roberts, Stefan Marr, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Transient Typechecks are (Almost) Free [Artifact]. Zenodo, 2019
Informal and Other Publications
- 2024
- [i6]Philip Oliver, Jens Dietrich, Craig Anslow, Michael Homer:
CrashJS: A NodeJS Benchmark for Automated Crash Reproduction. CoRR abs/2405.05541 (2024) - [i5]Nick Webster, Marco Servetto, Michael Homer:
The Fearless Journey [Draft]. CoRR abs/2405.06233 (2024) - 2021
- [i4]Philip Oliver, Michael Homer, Jens Dietrich, Craig Anslow:
A Partial Reproduction of A Guided Genetic Algorithm for Automated Crash Reproduction. CoRR abs/2107.11933 (2021) - [i3]Kiko Fernandez-Reyes, Isaac Oscar Gariano, James Noble, Erin Greenwood-Thessman, Michael Homer, Tobias Wrigstad:
Dala: A Simple Capability-Based Dynamic Language Design For Data Race-Freedom. CoRR abs/2109.07541 (2021) - 2019
- [i2]Isaac Oscar Gariano, Richard Roberts, Stefan Marr, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Which of My Transient Type Checks Are Not (Almost) Free? CoRR abs/1909.05581 (2019) - 2018
- [i1]Richard Roberts, Stefan Marr, Michael Homer, James Noble:
Shallow Types for Insightful Programs: Grace is Optional, Performance is Not. CoRR abs/1807.00661 (2018)
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