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Books and Theses
- 1992
[b1]James Coplien:
Advanced C++: Programming Syles and Idioms. Addison-Wesley 1992, ISBN 0-201-54855-0
Journal Articles
- 2005
- [j11]Ronald Porter, James Coplien, Tiffany Winn:
Sequences as a basis for pattern language composition. Sci. Comput. Program. 56(1-2): 231-249 (2005) - 2004
- [j10]James Coplien:
The culture of patterns. Comput. Sci. Inf. Syst. 1(2): 1-26 (2004) - 2003
- [j9]Liping Zhao
, James Coplien:
Understanding Symmetry in Object-Oriented Languages. J. Object Technol. 2(5): 123-134 (2003) - 1999
- [j8]James Coplien:
Guest Editor's Introduction: Reevaluating the Architectural Metaphor-Toward Piecemeal Growth. IEEE Softw. 16(5): 40-44 (1999) - 1998
- [j7]Norman L. Kerth, James Coplien, Jerry M. Weinberg:
Call for the Rational Use of Personality Indicators. Computer 31: 146-147 (1998) - [j6]James Coplien, Daniel Hoffman, David M. Weiss:
Commonality and Variability in Software Engineering. IEEE Softw. 15(6): 37-45 (1998) - 1997
- [j5]Just A. van den Broecke, James O. Coplien:
Using design patterns to build a framework for multimedia networking. Bell Labs Tech. J. 2(1): 166-187 (1997) - [j4]James Coplien:
Idioms And Patterns As Architectural Literature. IEEE Softw. 14(1): 36-42 (1997) - 1996
- [j3]Brendan G. Cain, James Coplien, Neil B. Harrison:
Social Patterns in Productive Software Development Organizations. Ann. Softw. Eng. 2: 259-286 (1996) - [j2]Neil B. Harrison, James O. Coplien:
Patterns of productive software organizations. Bell Labs Tech. J. 1(1): 138-145 (1996) - [j1]James Coplien:
Broadening beyond Objects to Patterns and to Other Paradigms. ACM Comput. Surv. 28(4es): 152 (1996)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2017
- [c38]Héctor Adrián Valdecantos, Katy Tarrit, Mehdi Mirakhorli, James O. Coplien:
An empirical study on code comprehension: data context interaction compared to classical object oriented. ICPC 2017: 275-285 - 2012
- [c37]James Coplien:
Objects of the people, by the people, and for the people. AOSD (Companion) 2012: 3-4 - [c36]James Coplien:
Reflections on reflection. SPLASH 2012: 7-10 - [c35]James Coplien, Trygve Mikkjel Heyerdahl Reenskaug:
The data, context and interaction paradigm. SPLASH 2012: 227-228 - 2005
- [c34]James Coplien, Brian Foote, Richard P. Gabriel, Dave A. Thomas, Cristina Videira Lopes, Brian Marick, Bonnie A. Nardi, Rob Tow, Andrew Hunt, Glenn Vanderburg:
Breakthrough ideas. OOPSLA Companion 2005: 76-86 - 2004
- [c33]James Coplien:
Organizational Patterns - Beyond Technology to People. ICEIS (Selected Papers) 2004: 43-52 - [c32]James Coplien:
Organizational Patterns: Beyond Technology to People. ICEIS (1) 2004: IS-15 - 2001
- [c31]Elke Pulvermüller, Andreas Speck, James Coplien, Maja D'Hondt, Wolfgang De Meuter:
Position Paper: Feature Interaction in Composed Systems. FICS 2001: 1-6 - [c30]Elke Pulvermüller, Andreas Speck, James Coplien, Maja D'Hondt, Wolfgang De Meuter:
Feature Interaction in Composed Systems. ECOOP Workshops 2001: 86-97 - [c29]Neil B. Harrison, James Coplien:
Pattern Sequences. EuroPLoP 2001: 549-550 - [c28]Elke Pulvermüller, Andreas Speck, James Coplien:
A Version Model for Aspect Dependency Management. GCSE 2001: 70-79 - 2000
- [c27]James Coplien, Liping Zhao:
Symmetry Breaking in Software Patterns. GCSE 2000: 37-56 - [c26]Neil B. Harrison, Frank Buschmann, James Coplien, David M. Ungar, John M. Vlissides:
Beyond the hype (panel session): sequel to the trial of the gang of four. OOPSLA Addendum 2000: 13-15 - [c25]Martine Devos, Richard P. Gabriel, James Coplien, Theo D'Hondt, Jutta Eckstein, Brian Foote, Kevlin Henney, Alan O'Callaghan:
Back to the future (panel session): Is worse (still) better? OOPSLA Addendum 2000: 19-20 - [c24]James Coplien, Nathalie Gaertner:
Workshop: Mastery of Pattern Concepts through Pattern Writing. TOOLS (33) 2000: 478-479 - 1999
- [c23]James Coplien:
The Death of Patterns and the Last Pattern Language. TOOLS (29) 1999: 3 - [c22]James Coplien:
Multiparadigm Design and Implementation in C++. TOOLS (29) 1999: 408 - 1998
- [c21]John Artim, Charlie Bridgeford, Lillian Christman, James Coplien, Mary Beth Rosson, Stanley Taylor, Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
Object-Oriented Practice in 1998: Does it help or hinder collaboration? (Panel). OOPSLA 1998: 45-47 - 1997
- [c20]James Coplien, Luke Hohmann, Norman L. Kerth, John Rae-Grant, Eileen Strider:
Changing the Engine of the Car? While Driving 60 Miles an Hour! (Panel). OOPSLA 1997: 158-161 - [c19]Steven Fraser, Kent L. Beck, Grady Booch, James Coplien, Ralph E. Johnson, Bill Opdyke:
Beyond the Hype: Do Patterns and Frameworks Reduce Discovery Costs? (Panel). OOPSLA 1997: 342-344 - [c18]James Coplien, Joseph Gil, David Harel, Bertrand Meyer:
Keynotes. TOOLS (23) 1997: 2 - [c17]James Coplien:
Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms. TOOLS (25) 1997: 352 - [c16]James Coplien, Christopher Exton, Andy Chung, Li Wang:
Distributed Object Technology; the Future. TOOLS (24) 1997: 416-417 - [c15]James Coplien:
Advanced C++ Programming Styles: Using C++ as a Higher-Level Language. TOOLS (24) 1997: 418-419 - 1996
- [c14]Kent L. Beck, James Coplien, Ron Crocker, Lutz Dominick, Gerard Meszaros, Frances Paulisch, John M. Vlissides:
Industrial Experience with Design Patterns. ICSE 1996: 103-114 - [c13]Steven Fraser, Alistair Cockburn, Leo Brajkovich, James Coplien, Larry L. Constantine, Dave West:
OO Anthropology: Crossing the Chasm (Panel Session). OOPSLA 1996: 286-291 - 1995
- [c12]Laura Hill, Kenneth S. Rubin, John Daniels, Charles Berman, James Coplien, Douglas Johnson:
Managing Object Oriented Projects - Panel Session. OOPSLA 1995: 88-90 - [c11]Steven Fraser, Grady Booch, Frank Buschmann, James Coplien, Ivar Jacobson, Norman L. Kerth, Mary Beth Rosson:
Patterns: Cult to Culture? - Panel Session. OOPSLA 1995: 231-234 - [c10]Steven Fraser, Honna Segel, James Coplien, Judith White:
Application of domain analysis to object-oriented systems. OOPSLA Addendum 1995: 46-49 - [c9]Steven Fraser, Honna Segel, Grady Booch, Frank Buschmann, James Coplien, Norman L. Kerth, Ivar Jacobson, Mary Beth Rosson:
Patterns (Panel): cult to culture?. OOPSLA Addendum 1995: 85-88 - [c8]Laura Hill, Douglas Johnson, Kenneth S. Rubin, Charles Berman, James Coplien, John Daniels:
Object-oriented project management (panel). OOPSLA Addendum 1995: 89-93 - 1994
- [c7]James Coplien:
Supporting Truly Object-Oriented Debugging of C++ Programs. C++ Conference 1994: 99-108 - [c6]Steven Fraser, Kent L. Beck, Grady Booch, Derek Coleman, James Coplien, Richard Helm, Kenneth S. Rubin:
How Do Teams Shape Objects ? - How Di Object Shape Teams ? (Panel). OOPSLA 1994: 468-473 - [c5]Steven Fraser, Honna Segel, Kent L. Beck, Grady Booch, Derek Coleman, James Coplien, Richard Helm, Kenneth S. Rubin:
How do teams shape objects? - how do objects shape teams? OOPSLA Addendum 1994: 63-66 - 1993
- [c4]Brendan G. Cain, James Coplien:
A Role-Based Empirical Process Modeling Environment. ICSP 1993: 125-133 - [c3]Dave A. Thomas, Adele Goldberg, James Coplien, Peter Coad, Geir Magne Høydalsvik:
A Discussion of "On the Purpose of Object-Oriented Analysis" (Panel). OOPSLA 1993: 256-258 - [c2]James Coplien, Suzana Hutz, Russel L. Winder:
The object paradigm and development process standards. OOPSLA Addendum 1993: 99-102 - 1992
- [c1]James Coplien, Susana Hutz, Brent Marykuca:
Iterative development/OO: the bottom line. OOPSLA Addendum 1992: 101-108
Editorship
- 2001
- [e2]Elke Pulvermüller, Andreas Speck, James Coplien, Maja D'Hondt, Wolfgang De Meuter:
Proceedings of the ECOOP 2001 Workshop on Feature Interaction in Composed Systems (FICS 2001), Budapest, Hungary, June 18-22, 2001. Technical Report 2001-14, University of Karlsruhe, Institut für Programmstrukturen und Datenorganisation 2001 [contents] - 1996
- [e1]Lougie Anderson, James Coplien:
Proceedings of the 1996 ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages & Applications, OOPSLA 1996, San Jose, California, USA, October 6-10, 1996. ACM 1996, ISBN 0-89791-788-X [contents]
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