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Friday, January 24 • 5:00pm - 5:25pm
Auto-Detection of Copied Code from StackOverflow

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StackOversight is a novel approach to address the ever-growing concern of copied code within applications. Instead of the traditional route of searching for intra-application code-clones, StackOversight finds code that is copied from online sources, like StackOverflow. Code that is found online is oftentimes unverified and riddled with code-smells and bugs. Utilizing online code too much can lower the quality of code overall and create a nightmare for quality assurance. This session will cover the basics of code-clones and the ways of detecting them so no background knowledge is needed by attendees. StackOversight is a working open-source prototype with initial tests proving successful, as over 500 high-severity clones were found in the Spring Framework enterprise application. StackOversight was developed during a summer internship program as a combined effort of NSF IRES researchers from Baylor University and interns from Red Hat in Brno.

Speakers
avatar for Andrew Walker

Andrew Walker

Researcher, Baylor University
Software Consultant at Credera. Graduate of Baylor University.



Friday January 24, 2020 5:00pm - 5:25pm CET
E105 Faculty of Information Technology Brno University of Technology, Božetěchova, Brno-Královo Pole, Czechia