Today’s software systems must accommodate a wide range of usage and deployment scenarios. The increasing size and heterogeneity of software-intensive systems, dynamic and critical operating conditions, fast moving and highly competitive markets, and increasingly powerful and versatile hardware makes it more and more difficult to handle the additional complexity in design caused by variability. This paper reports results of the Second International Workshop on Variability and Complexity in Software Design. It also outlines directions the field might move in the future.status: publishe
Variability modeling is one of the key disciplines to cope with complex variability in large softwar...
Context: In the software product line domain, the concept of variability is well recognized. However...
Variability is the ability of a software artifact to be changed for a specific context. Mechanisms t...
Today’s software systems must accommodate a wide range of usage and deployment scenarios. The increa...
Many of today's software systems accommodate different usage and deployment scenarios. Intentional a...
Variability in software-intensive systems is usually understood as the ability of a software artifac...
Variability is the ability of a software system or artifact to be adapted for specific contexts, in ...
The society expects software to deliver the right functionality, in a short amount of time and with ...
According to state of the art literature, software product lines are an effective way to achieve eco...
Context: Variability (i.e., the ability of software systems or artifacts to be adjusted for differen...
Software variability is an ability to change (configure, customize, extend) software artefacts (e.g....
Abstract—Context: Variability (i.e., the ability of software systems or artifacts to be adjusted for...
Diversity is prevalent in modern software systems to facilitate adapting the software to customer re...
Variability is the ability of a software system or artifact to be adapted for specific contexts, in ...
Variability modeling is one of the key disciplines to cope with complex variability in large softwar...
Context: In the software product line domain, the concept of variability is well recognized. However...
Variability is the ability of a software artifact to be changed for a specific context. Mechanisms t...
Today’s software systems must accommodate a wide range of usage and deployment scenarios. The increa...
Many of today's software systems accommodate different usage and deployment scenarios. Intentional a...
Variability in software-intensive systems is usually understood as the ability of a software artifac...
Variability is the ability of a software system or artifact to be adapted for specific contexts, in ...
The society expects software to deliver the right functionality, in a short amount of time and with ...
According to state of the art literature, software product lines are an effective way to achieve eco...
Context: Variability (i.e., the ability of software systems or artifacts to be adjusted for differen...
Software variability is an ability to change (configure, customize, extend) software artefacts (e.g....
Abstract—Context: Variability (i.e., the ability of software systems or artifacts to be adjusted for...
Diversity is prevalent in modern software systems to facilitate adapting the software to customer re...
Variability is the ability of a software system or artifact to be adapted for specific contexts, in ...
Variability modeling is one of the key disciplines to cope with complex variability in large softwar...
Context: In the software product line domain, the concept of variability is well recognized. However...
Variability is the ability of a software artifact to be changed for a specific context. Mechanisms t...