Post Tagged with: "ProM"

Name Scheming

Name Scheming

I was making some ProM-plugins for demonstration purposes (you should totally attend my talk on logging at the ProM developers’ meeting next Monday). I needed...

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Exploiting the Innards of ProM and Breaking Data-Hiding for Fun and Profit

Exploiting the Innards of ProM and Breaking Data-Hiding for Fun and Profit

So, I’ve spent the afternoon writing horrible code.  Horrible, horrible code. See, I have this plug-in, which executes other plug-ins.  For some time, I’ve...

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Windows 8 in the Land of Business Process Modeling

Windows 8 in the Land of Business Process Modeling

Good news, everyone! It seems that the upgrade to Windows 8 is not going to impact any of your business process modeling needs1).  Both CPN Tools (3.2.1 tested),...

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Why Bother…?

Why Bother…?

I wonder, why do we bother testing our software?  1 accepted (postponed to after an imminent release), 1 assigned, 11 closed (only 3 after the testing took place;...

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Commit Comments Regarding Hudson

Commit Comments Regarding Hudson

We’re using Hudson1) at work for continuous integration.  The setup of dependency detection is less than optimal, though, which is reflected in my commit...

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On my mind…

  • For a status report, I had to figure out how much code I'm maintaining. Turns out it's roughly 390000 lines.
    7 days ago
  • This is becoming a bad habit: had to run to catch the last direct train to Eindhoven.
    8 days ago
 
 

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