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Andrew J. Ko Assistant Professor Box 352840 Seattle, WA 98195
206-221-0352 Interested in a Ph.D. in HCI or software engineering? Apply to the iSchool or CSE and work with me as part of dub! If you're already a student at UW, let's chat. 09.22.09 presented Attitudes in Young Adults' Computing Autobiographies06.29.09 VL/HCC paper on code autobiographies to appear05.30.09 FSE paper rejected for using qualitative methods05.23.09 presented The State of the Art in EUSE at SEEUP05.15.09 presented to the iSchool founding board01.15.09 my CHI '09 paper was accepted.11.05.08 I gave a talk at DUB.09.16.08 I am now faculty at UW. Come do research with me!05.10.08 I've posted the 05.08.08 I submitted my dissertation!04.15.08 I'm finally back in Pittsburgh, takin' it easy, writing a few journal papers :)03.16.08 My Whyline for Java paper won distinguished paper award at ICSE 2008!02.28.08 read L'Sociopath01.28.08 posted the ICSE '08 Whyline paper01.8.08 peering through panels01.6.08 parity12.29.07 read road11.13.07 finished misadventure 10108.15.07 finished the whole is elucidated08.07.07 poetry by yours, (truly!)07.25.07 wow, it's been a while. i've been a bit bookish lately, reading Sophie's World and No Country for Old Men.06.12.07 finished a chilling killing05.29.07 Finished Flowers for Algernon.05.25.07 Posted slides for my ICSE 2007 talk.05.21.07 Finished Wharton's Summer.05.11.07 Ellen did a wonderful job at her first violin recital!05.06.07 Yay! New colors.05.06.07 Finished Pride and Prejudice.05.04.07 Added a collection of Ellen quotes.04.29.07 Reorganized reading page chronologically and hid the comments until a mouse over. Added a comment on Fausto-Sterling.04.28.07 Yes, animation can be annoying. But I needed an excuse to play with Javascript. You can put up with it for a while.04.26.07 The fifty first state04.20.07 Comments on My Mortal Enemy and yay for sepia! 04.12.07 Comments on Frankenstein and new fwf entry. 04.04.07 Posted comments L'Engle's Wrinkle. 03.06.07 Remembered a bunch of books I read!03.02.07 Added page about fwf02.27.07 finished Dubliners02.26.07 musing: dying02.24.07 musing: war and sacrifice02.18.07 finished Slaughterhouse-Five02.15.07 added some summaries to reading list02.12.07 posted EUSE SIG for CHI 0702.09.07 added Ackerman quote02.08.07 musing: race me01.27.07 musing: mediated living01.06.07 bit of a site redesign |
Jasper
Although source code is generally represented at the granularity of a file, software developers rarely work with code at this level. Developers work with interrelated fragments, distributed across numerous files, usually representing some cross cutting concern or task. What more, developers have few tools to help them gather and track these interrelated fragments and other notes, other than jotting them down in a notebook or just remembering them. Not only does this make it difficult to get back on task after interruptions, but it also makes it difficult to share tasks with coworkers. Jasper is an Eclipse plug-in that allows you to gather three types of information into a single document: references to code snippets, textual notes, and links to parts of web pages. In doing so, Jasper allows you to keep track of your development tasks in a clean and distinct fashion, much like bug reports are a central source for information about a particular bug. These documents can then be stored for later and shared with colleagues, perhaps by attaching them to bug reports to document the results of some debugging work. Full details are available in the paper: Coblenz, M. J., Ko, A. J., Myers, B. A. (2006) JASPER: An Eclipse Plug-In to Facilitate Software Maintenance Tasks. Eclipse Technology Exchange Workshop at OOPSLA 2006. |