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This issue of STVR contains two papers that describe automated techniques. Automation has been an important theme in the software engineering research community for many years. In fact, there is an established annual conference (i.e., ASE) devoted to this topic. Many automated techniques have been developed over the years and are likely to remain a major focus of work in software testing, verification

Providing a good user experience on the ever‐increasing number and variety of devices being used to browse the web is a difficult, yet critical, task. With responsive web design, front‐end web developers design web pages so that they dynamically resize and rearrange content to best fit the dimensions of a device's screen. However, when making code modifications to a responsive page, developers can

A performance regression in software is defined as an increase in an application step's response time as a result of code changes. Detecting such regressions can be done using profiling tools; however, investigating their root cause is a mostly‐manual and time‐consuming task. This statement holds true especially when comparing execution timelines , which are dynamic function call trees augmented with

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Due to the ongoing COVID‐19 outbreak, conference virtualization has happened, is happening, and will happen for the recent past, ongoing, and upcoming periods, respectively. An ongoing example of conference virtualization is ICSE 2020, the largest conference in software engineering. ACM has recently formed the ACM Presidential Task Force on What Conferences Can Do to Replace Face‐to‐Face Meetings;

To deliver reliable software, developers may rely on the fault detection capability of test suites. To evaluate this capability, they can apply code coverage metrics before a software release. However, recent research results have shown that these metrics may not provide a solid basis for this evaluation. Moreover, the fixing of a fault has a cost, and not all faults have the same impact regarding

With the constantly growing and changing requirements of app users, web techniques are used in mobile application development for better cross‐platform compatibility and online update. As the embedded web contents gain complexity, debugging web apps become a critical demand. Web replay tools can record program inputs and reproduce the same execution for debugging and performance tuning. However, traditional

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