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Design patterns are programming language and project independent design artefacts that are widely used by professional software engineers. They represent best practise software design. However, the fact that design patterns are highly abstract makes it difficult for undergraduate students to understand and apply them. In this paper, we present DPLab, a tool we have developed to assist students in...
We present an approach that uses social networking and semantic Web technology to share knowledge within the software engineering community. We propose to use existing Web 2.0 services such as social bookmarking and blogs as the infrastructure to share knowledge artefacts. Due to the openness of these services, it is crucial to provide support in order to establish the trustworthiness of knowledge...
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