PhD in Software engineering at University of Groningen. Co-founder of @arcan_tech
Joined October 2013
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Darius Sas retweeted
What have the wins and losses of the past decade of research and practice in managing Technical Debt taught us and where should we focus next?
To answer this, I teamed up w. @ipekozkaya @AChatzigeorgiou @M_Ciolkowski @neilernst Ronald Koontz @eltjopoort @forrest_shull (1/2)
Darius Sas retweeted
📢📢Trial release alert!
Do you want to automatically detect the Technical Debt of your software?
Our 30-day trial is now available online for free! ✨
Try Arcan directly on your machine. Available for Java, C, C++, and C#.
Download here: arcan.tech/get-started/
Darius Sas retweeted
Today is the day!
We are ready to pitch our idea and show Arcan demo to Leonardo.
Thank you @Leonardo_live and @LVentureGroup, we are making the best out of this opportunity!
#sneakpeek #acceleration #businessinnovationfactory #technicaldebt #softwarequality
Darius Sas retweeted
Arcan's new design would not be possible without @Leonardo_live. Thank you again for your support and stay tuned for the next steps!
Contact us on our socials for a demo of Arcan.
#innovation #leonardoacceleration #technicaldebt #sneakpeek
Darius Sas retweeted
Acceleration in @Leonardo_live means above all mentorship. Just as our business grows, our mentors offer their expertise to give it the right direction. Thanks to our mentors Mario Lombardo and Giuliano Angeletti for their continued support.
Darius Sas retweeted
📣 Speakers and locations wanted!
We are getting ready for a grand reopening!
Would you like to talk or offer space for the meetup?
✍️ Get in touch, DMs are open!
Darius Sas retweeted
I am looking for a #PhD student on #privacy preserving processing of #genomic data on decentralised infrastructures. Apply here: rug.nl/about-ug/work-with-us…. Deadline: 30 September 2022 @univgroningen @BernoulliInsti2 @infosys_rug
Darius Sas retweeted
We are officially in Rome!
As of today, we take up residence at the @LVentureGroup Hub, in @Leonardo_live 's reserved offices.
Big tables and whiteboards are the best tools to support our work.
Darius Sas retweeted
The Docs-as-Code philosophy has been shown to be useful for Software systems. Could it be used to address interface specifications management issues in large-scale SoS? We explore this in our #ECSA2022 paper (w/ @v_andrikopoulos & @PAvgeriou ). Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2206.11668
Darius Sas retweeted
Thank you @Leonardo_live and @LVentureGroup for this opportunity, and thanks also to our mentor Mario Lombardo, who will guide our journey! #softwarearchitecture #softwarequality #startups #aerospace #openinnovation #spaceeconomy
Darius Sas retweeted
Never thought I’d say this: My window blinds won’t open because of an expired cert. 🤦♂️
Darius Sas retweeted
This is the flowchart of how slack decides to send a notification.
It is a great example of why a simple feature may take much longer to develop than many people think.
What’s your takeaway from this diagram?
Image source: slack.engineering/reducing-s…
Darius Sas retweeted
We are very excited to present ARCAN today at Leonardo Business Innovation Factory selection day! Thanks again @Leonardo_IT and @LVentureGroup for this opportunity #innovation #software
Sinceramente non sono d’accordo @RobertoBurioni Tutto può essere spiegato in parole semplici usando una buona scelta di metafore e black-boxing dei concetti. Il problema è chi la dice perché non vuole fare lo sforzo mentale di capire anche il concetto più semplice.
“Se non riesci a spiegare qualcosa in termini semplici, non l’hai capita”. Questa scemenza autoconsolatoria va di moda su Twitter ma è falsa. Alcune cose sono molto complesse e non si possono semplificare ad uso degli ignoranti. Per capirle bisogna studiare. Dico a voi, Somari.
Darius Sas retweeted
I think sometimes programmers forget that their primary job is to help create a world where we need _less_ programmers, not more.
Darius Sas retweeted
All VPN services are bad, but surely you can trust yourself to run one, right? gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9…
