AsianPLoP is a premier event for pattern authors and users to gather, discuss and learn more about patterns and pattern languages in the Asia region as well as other regions. AsianPLoP is a PLoP® Conference sanctioned by the Hillside Group. PLoP is a registered trademark of The Hillside Group.
These papers were work-shopped at Asian Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs (AsianPLoP) 2017 March 12-13, 2017, Tokyo, Japan. Permission to make digital or hard copies of all or part of this work for personal or classroom use is granted without fee provided that copies are not made or distributed for profit or commercial advantage and that copies bear this notice and the full citation on the first page. To copy otherwise, to republish, to post on servers or to redistribute to lists, requires prior specific permission. Copyright is held by the authors.
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Asian Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs (AsianPLoP) took place at the sixth time. The conference had 11 papers for Writer's Workshops (WW), and 2 paper for Writing Group (WG). Papers for WW were workshopped in the traditional PLoP format. Papers for WG were also explained and commented in the similar workshop style. Moreover there were Pattern Mining Workshop and Games!
The conference was sponsored and supported by Waseda University Global Software Engineering Laboratory.
Kiro Harada and Yu Chin Cheng, AsianPLoP 2017 Conference and Program Chairs
Pattern Languages of Programs (PLoP) conference is a place for pattern authors to have their pattern languages reviewed by fellow authors. The purpose of AsianPLoP is to promote development of patterns, pattern languages, technologies and experiences of patterns primarily about software; however, these for domains outside software were also welcome.
AsianPLoP 2017 was held in Tokyo, Japan from March 12-13, 2017.
We invited contributions from practitioners and researchers on:
Patterns and pattern languages
Critiques of patterns and pattern languages
Research on patterns and pattern languages
Case studies of the use of patterns and pattern languages
AsianPLoP is different from other conferences. It is run in the "writers' workshop" style, as described in Richard Gabriel's book. Before the conference, authors interact with a "shepherd" who helps them improve their paper to make it as ready for AsianPLoP as possible. A program committee reviews the papers for final acceptance after they have gone through the shepherding process. The writers workshops provide more feedback.
The table of contents is organized by the workshop groups and the chairs as they were presented at AsianPLoP.
Software Patterns in English |
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A security pattern for honeypots |
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Patterns of Test Oracles - A Testing Tool Perspective |
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A Pattern Language for MVC Derivatives |
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Software Debugging Patterns for Novice Programmers |
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Management, Policy Design, Innovation Patterns in English |
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More Handover Solution Patterns |
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Policy Language: A Pattern Language for Designing Public Policy |
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Patterns of Innovation: Part I |
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The Creation of Style in Generator: An Investigation Through Behavioral Properties |
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Patterns in Japanese and Chinese |
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アジャイルメトリクスパタンの提案 |
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楽しみ方を言語化するファン・ランゲージ |
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みらい創り研究員のための基本心得集 (Writing Group) |
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みらい創り研究員のための実践心得集 (Writing Group) |
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以使用者行為數據提升操作效率之使用者介面模式 |
The AsianPLoP Conference would not be a success without the volunteer help of the shepherds and program committee members. The shepherds devote hours of their time to helping authors improve their papers pre-conference. The program committee members help organize the conference, handle requests, and communicate with attendees.
We would like to thank all those who helped make AsianPLoP 2014 a complete success.
Conference/Program co-chairs |
Kiro Harada, Attractor Inc., Japan Yu Chin Cheng, Taipei Tech, Taiwan |
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Local co-chairs |
Hironori Washizaki, Waseda University, Japan Kei Ito, Waseda University, Japan Xia Tien, Waseda University, Japan |
Publicity Chair | Joseph Yoder, The Rectory, Inc., USA |