Tushar Sharma
@tusharma.bsky.social
Asst. prof.@Dalhousie Univ. In the business of finding nails for my hammers. Created Designite. Product of 🇮🇳, trained in 🇬🇷, deployed in 🇨🇦.
Dive into your Python codebase like never before!
Analyze quality, detect code smells, and explore rich insights—all from an interactive notebook.
Perfect for devs who love clean, maintainable code.
www.designite-tools.com/blog/interac... #python #code-quality
Analyze quality, detect code smells, and explore rich insights—all from an interactive notebook.
Perfect for devs who love clean, maintainable code.
www.designite-tools.com/blog/interac... #python #code-quality
April 9, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Dive into your Python codebase like never before!
Analyze quality, detect code smells, and explore rich insights—all from an interactive notebook.
Perfect for devs who love clean, maintainable code.
www.designite-tools.com/blog/interac... #python #code-quality
Analyze quality, detect code smells, and explore rich insights—all from an interactive notebook.
Perfect for devs who love clean, maintainable code.
www.designite-tools.com/blog/interac... #python #code-quality
Proud to support academic researchers worldwide. Designite has provided academic licenses to thousands of researchers belonging to 200+ universities worldwide. Thank you to all the academic researchers who've made our tool part of their important work. www.designite-tools.com #Research #Impact
March 21, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Proud to support academic researchers worldwide. Designite has provided academic licenses to thousands of researchers belonging to 200+ universities worldwide. Thank you to all the academic researchers who've made our tool part of their important work. www.designite-tools.com #Research #Impact
Streamlining Incremental Code Analysis with GitHub Actions" - Designite's GitHub actions seamlessly integrate with your CI pipeline, analyze your **new code**, and automatically create new issues to fix newly identified smells. designite-tools.com/blog/analyze...
February 24, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Streamlining Incremental Code Analysis with GitHub Actions" - Designite's GitHub actions seamlessly integrate with your CI pipeline, analyze your **new code**, and automatically create new issues to fix newly identified smells. designite-tools.com/blog/analyze...
My new opinion piece - "The artificial-intelligence boom is straining environmental and infrastructural limits" www.theglobeandmail.com/business/com...
Opinion: The artificial-intelligence boom is straining environmental and infrastructural limits
DeepSeek models have recently demonstrated it is possible to significantly reduce energy footprint and computing resources – but is it enough?
www.theglobeandmail.com
February 21, 2025 at 11:27 AM
My new opinion piece - "The artificial-intelligence boom is straining environmental and infrastructural limits" www.theglobeandmail.com/business/com...
What a great time to introduce DPy to the world! Our paper discussing the tool has been accepted in @msrconf 2025 (tools and data track).
Preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
Try it: www.designite-tools.com/products-dpy
Preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
Try it: www.designite-tools.com/products-dpy
January 13, 2025 at 3:24 PM
What a great time to introduce DPy to the world! Our paper discussing the tool has been accepted in @msrconf 2025 (tools and data track).
Preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
Try it: www.designite-tools.com/products-dpy
Preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
Try it: www.designite-tools.com/products-dpy
Our research introducing reproducibility smells in IaC code has been accepted in @msrconf 2025 (technical track) offering
a) a catalog of reproducibility smells
b) a tool REDUSE to identify these smells in Ansible code,
c) an empirical analysis
preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
a) a catalog of reproducibility smells
b) a tool REDUSE to identify these smells in Ansible code,
c) an empirical analysis
preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
January 13, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Our research introducing reproducibility smells in IaC code has been accepted in @msrconf 2025 (technical track) offering
a) a catalog of reproducibility smells
b) a tool REDUSE to identify these smells in Ansible code,
c) an empirical analysis
preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
a) a catalog of reproducibility smells
b) a tool REDUSE to identify these smells in Ansible code,
c) an empirical analysis
preprint: tusharma.in/preprints/MS...
Reposted by Tushar Sharma
Usually as a scientist I give talks about software engineering. However, this was a rare opportunity to talk about a crucial element of our research that is not topical, namely how to review scientific papers, and particularly papers about mining software repositories.
"My recent tutorial for the next generation of the MSR (mining software repositories) reviewers. Thank you Nicole Novielli and Chakkrit (Kla) Tantithamthavorn for the invitation!"
Alexander Serebrenik
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Sk...
Alexander Serebrenik
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Sk...
MSR Junior PC Training 2025 by Professor Alexander Serebrenik
YouTube video by Kla Tantithamthavorn
www.youtube.com
December 15, 2024 at 1:57 PM
Usually as a scientist I give talks about software engineering. However, this was a rare opportunity to talk about a crucial element of our research that is not topical, namely how to review scientific papers, and particularly papers about mining software repositories.
Our latest accepted paper proposes a delta graph representation of code diff context, helping us generate commit messages automatically. The paper is accepted in @JSSoftware. Congratulations Abhinav and @SauftwareBug. preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2402.01841; latest version coming soon.
December 3, 2024 at 11:52 AM
Our latest accepted paper proposes a delta graph representation of code diff context, helping us generate commit messages automatically. The paper is accepted in @JSSoftware. Congratulations Abhinav and @SauftwareBug. preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2402.01841; latest version coming soon.
It looks like that its our new bar-the place where we sit among our friends, we talk, we learn, we brag, we rant, we praise, and we (hopefully, less often) grunt!
November 23, 2024 at 1:42 AM
It looks like that its our new bar-the place where we sit among our friends, we talk, we learn, we brag, we rant, we praise, and we (hopefully, less often) grunt!