NS Foundation Lectures
The foundational lectures on Normalized Systems Theory.
From using systems theory to study the design cycle as a dynamic system, all the way to continuous software rejuvenation and the realization of meta-circular expansion.
NS Foundation - Lecture 1
The Design Cycle as
a Dynamic System
NS Foundation - Lecture 2
Design Theorems for
Software Stability
NS Foundation - Lecture 3
The Concept of Software Element Structures
NS Foundation - Lecture 4
On Expansion, Harvesting, and Rejuvenation
NS Foundation - Lecture 5
The Concept of Software Element Structures
NS Foundation - Lecture 6
On Dimensions of Variability and Evolvability
NS Expansion Tutorials
The complete set of tutorials on the inner workings of the NSX platform.
From the detailed structures of the elements and expanders, to the architecture of the default stack and the creation of expanders based on new meta-models.
NSX Platform Tutorial 1
From Element Structures to Implementation Classes
NSX Platform Tutorial 2
Artifact Expansion Based on Models and Declarative Control
NSX Platform Tutorial 3
The Default Expander Stack for Web Information Systems
Keynotes Prof. dr. Herwig Mannaert
- Escaping Groundhog Day: Embedding Business Objects in an Evolving Landscape of Cross-Cutting Concern Utilities ComputationWorld 2020, Nice
- Advancing Automatic Programming: Regeneration, Meta-circularity, and Two-Sided Interfaces SoftNet 2019, Valencia
- Education Challenges and Opportunities Amidst Disruptive E-Learning Technologies DigitalWorld 2019, Athens
- Normalized Information Systems: Toward Continuous Rejuvenation of Software Applications ComputationWorld 2018, Barcelona
