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Internet of Things-Based Wayfinding for Hospital Visitors: A Digital Solution for Complex Health Care Infrastructures. [PDF]
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LIDB: A multi-omics database of <i>Lagerstroemia indica</i>. [PDF]
BioinformationWang L, Li B, Chong G.
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FAIR by design (TRACE): A Trusted Research Access & Collaboration Environment. [PDF]
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mViSE: A visual search engine for analyzing multiplex IHC brain tissue images (spatial proteomics). [PDF]
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ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2006
A whole article on JavaScript? You bet. JavaScript has always been the glue that holds your HTML pages together and now, in conjunction with XML, JavaScript is enjoying a new wave of popularity. So I thought I'd dedicate this month's column to a short exploration of JavaScript and highlight some sites that will not only help you write JavaScript, but ...
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A whole article on JavaScript? You bet. JavaScript has always been the glue that holds your HTML pages together and now, in conjunction with XML, JavaScript is enjoying a new wave of popularity. So I thought I'd dedicate this month's column to a short exploration of JavaScript and highlight some sites that will not only help you write JavaScript, but ...
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Proceedings of the 3rd annual conference on Systems, programming, and applications: software for humanity, 2012
We describe an empirical study to understand how JavaScript language features are used by the programmers. Our test corpus is larger than any previous work (more than 1 million scripts) and it attempts to target JS usage from various points of view. We describe the usage results of JS language features.
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We describe an empirical study to understand how JavaScript language features are used by the programmers. Our test corpus is larger than any previous work (more than 1 million scripts) and it attempts to target JS usage from various points of view. We describe the usage results of JS language features.
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Computing in Science & Engineering, 2018
In this special issue of CiSE, we focus on a small sample of libraries and tools written in JavaScript that might interest scientists and engineers. Our goal is, of course, not to be exhaustive nor representative—given the huge and rapidly expanding field—but to spark the readers curiosity and show how certain tasks are remarkably easy in JavaScript.
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In this special issue of CiSE, we focus on a small sample of libraries and tools written in JavaScript that might interest scientists and engineers. Our goal is, of course, not to be exhaustive nor representative—given the huge and rapidly expanding field—but to spark the readers curiosity and show how certain tasks are remarkably easy in JavaScript.
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Extensible modules for JavaScript
Proceedings of the 31st Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 2016The module pattern in JavaScript is commonly used to encapsulate definitions by using closures. However, closures prevent module definitions from being extended at runtime. We propose a simple pattern that not only opens the module, but allows one to extend the module definitions in layers.
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