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Porównanie szkieletów aplikacji AngularJS i React.js na przykładzie aplikacji internetowej

Capała Łukasz, Skublewska-Paszkowska Maria

Journal of Computer Sciences Institute

2018

Vol. 6

82--86

Artykuł zawiera porównanie szkieletów aplikacji AngularJS i React.js. Dla potrzeb badawczych zostały utworzone dwie aplikacje oferujące identyczne funkcjonalności. Zmierzony i porównany został czas wykonania typowych zadań aplikacji internetowej: wstawianie, sortowanie i usuwanie elementów z listy obiektów JavaScript.

The paper contains comparison between AngularJS and React.js frameworks. For research purposes two applications that provides the same functionalities were created. Time of typical tasks execution: elements insertion, sorting and deletion from JavaScript list of objects was measured and compared.

Experiment with javascript on client and server side of the virtual laboratory and visualised in mixed reality using microsoft HoloLens

Stark E., Kučera E., Bisták P., Haffner O.

Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics and Intelligent Systems

2018

Vol. 12, No. 1

14--22

The paper demonstrates remote control of test experiment in the virtual laboratory. This is a common problem, but another way can always be used to solve it. The paper compares several existing virtual laboratories and their possible issues at present. To develop such a new solution JavaScript technology was used on both client and server side using Node.js runtime. The modern approach is a visualition of received data in mixed reality using Miicrosoft HoloLens or another compatible device with Windows Mixed Reality platform.

Reference Abstract Domains and Applications to String Analysis

Amadini R., Gange G., Gauthier F., Jordan A., Schachte P., Søndergaard H., Stuckey P. J., Zhang C.

Fundamenta Informaticae

2018

Vol. 158, nr 4

297--326

Abstract interpretation is a well established theory that supports reasoning about the run-time behaviour of programs. It achieves tractable reasoning by considering abstractions of run-time states, rather than the states themselves. The chosen set of abstractions is referred to as the abstract domain. We develop a novel framework for combining (a possibly large number of) abstract domains. It achieves the effect of the so-called reduced product without requiring a quadratic number of functions to translate information among abstract domains. A central notion is a reference domain, a medium for information exchange. Our approach suggests a novel and simpler way to manage the integration of large numbers of abstract domains. We instantiate our framework in the context of string analysis. Browser-embedded dynamic programming languages such as JavaScript and PHP encourage the use of strings as a universal data type for both code and data values. The ensuing vulnerabilities have made string analysis a focus of much recent research. String analysis tends to combine many elementary string abstract domains, each designed to capture a specific aspect of strings. For this instance the set of regular languages, while too expensive to use directly for analysis, provides an attractive reference domain, enabling the efficient simulation of reduced products of multiple string abstract domains.