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This book addresses the challenges in the software engineering of variability-intensive systems. Variability-intensive systems can support different usage scenarios by accommodating different and unforeseen features and qualities. The book features academic and industrial contributions that discuss the challenges in developing, maintaining and evolving systems, cloud and mobile services for variability-intensive software systems and the scalability requirements they imply. The book explores software engineering approaches that can efficiently deal with variability-intensive systems as well as applications and use cases benefiting from variability-intensive systems.
Contents
1 Variability-intensive Software Systems: Concepts and Techniques
Part I CONCEPTS AND MODELS
2 Observations from Variability Modelling Approaches at the Architecture Level
3 Context Modelling for Variability-intensive Systems During Requirements Engineering
4 Variability Incorporated Simultaneous Decomposition of Models UnderStructural and Procedural Views
Part II A NALYZING AND EVALUATING
5 Towards Self-securing Software Systems: Variability Spectrum
6 The Emerging Role of the Ecosystems Architect
7 Features and How to Find Them: A Survey of Manual Feature Location
8 A Debt-Aware Software Product Lines Engineering Using Portfolio Theory
9 Realising Variability in Dynamic Software Product Lines
Part III TECHNOLOGIES, EXPERIMENTS, AND STUDIES
10 A Feature Ontology to Power Enterprise-Level Product Line Engineering
11 Design of Variable Big Data Architectures for E-Government Domain
12 Refactoring Support for Variability-intensive Systems
13 Variability in Library Evolution: An Exploratory Study on Open-Source Java Libraries
14 Evolving Variability Requirements of IoT Systems
15 Outlook and Future Directions
