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C#-JavaScript Transpiler for DotVVM
Mrnuštík, Michal ; Ryšavý, Ondřej (referee) ; Pluskal, Jan (advisor)
Aim of this thesis is to solve issue of transpiling server code written in C# to client-side JavaScript code, so it could be run in the browser. And then implementing the proposed solution. Next goal is to integrate this solution into framework DotVVM and develop an application demonstrating this techonology.
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Framework for Automated Testing of Hardware Devices
Jeřábek, František ; Burget, Radek (referee) ; Bartík, Vladimír (advisor)
This thesis describes the analysis, design and implementation of framework for automated testing of hardware devices. It describes the test lifecycle design, testing sequence and interface for communication with measuring devices and the possibility for extensions. It explains the analysis of problems associated with automated hardware testing and creation of sufficiently universal design and subsequent implementation of such system.
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Code Analysis and Project Dependency Graph Minimization
Golec, Oliver ; Křivka, Zbyněk (referee) ; Kolář, Dušan (advisor)
Extensive projects often contain legacy components with complicated dependency graphs. In case they exceed reasonable size and their references are impossible to untangle manually, automated solution is inevitable. This work studies the proccess of creating an application that minimizes dependency graph on .NET platform using efficient graph algorithms and tools for .NET project manipulation. Thesis describes .NET platform configuration, introduces algorithm for project dependency reduction and using Roslyn and MSBuild libraries implements application that reduces dependencies. As a result, application reduces project dependency graph by approximately 80 percent.
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Visual Studio Refactoring and Code Style Management Toolset
Linka, Marek ; Ježek, Pavel (advisor) ; Krijt, Filip (referee)
Keeping a consistent coding style is an important part of having a maintainable code base. In times when software solutions become increasingly complicated this requirement is more important than ever. However, most commercially available coding productivity tools put a much bigger focus on refactoring and support of additional technologies than on maintaining consistent code style. We decided to remedy this situation by implementing a plugin-extensible toolset for Visual Studio focused on diagnosing and correcting code style violations in C# code bases. By completing our intent we created a tool that integrates seamlessly with Visual Studio and provides the user with effective and intuitive tools to improve the overall maintainability of their code base. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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C#-JavaScript Transpiler for DotVVM
Mrnuštík, Michal ; Ryšavý, Ondřej (referee) ; Pluskal, Jan (advisor)
Aim of this thesis is to solve issue of transpiling server code written in C# to client-side JavaScript code, so it could be run in the browser. And then implementing the proposed solution. Next goal is to integrate this solution into framework DotVVM and develop an application demonstrating this techonology.
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Visual Studio Refactoring and Code Style Management Toolset
Linka, Marek ; Ježek, Pavel (advisor) ; Krijt, Filip (referee)
Keeping a consistent coding style is an important part of having a maintainable code base. In times when software solutions become increasingly complicated this requirement is more important than ever. However, most commercially available coding productivity tools put a much bigger focus on refactoring and support of additional technologies than on maintaining consistent code style. We decided to remedy this situation by implementing a plugin-extensible toolset for Visual Studio focused on diagnosing and correcting code style violations in C# code bases. By completing our intent we created a tool that integrates seamlessly with Visual Studio and provides the user with effective and intuitive tools to improve the overall maintainability of their code base. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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.NET library for the MediaWiki API
Onderka, Petr ; Petříček, Tomáš (advisor) ; Pokorný, Jaroslav (referee)
.NET library for the MediaWiki API Abstract: MediaWiki wikis provide their users an API, that can used to programmatically access the wiki. This API is large, changes frequently and can be different from wiki to wiki, so it can be a challenge to write a library for accessing the API. This thesis describes LinqToWiki, a library that can be used to access the Me- diaWiki API from C# or other .NET languages. Thanks to the use of LINQ and code generation through Roslyn, code written using this library is readable, discoverable, strongly-typed and flexible.
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Creating kopenograms editor as an extension of Microsoft Visual Studio integrated development environment
Mirsha, Yevgen ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Suchan, Vladimír (referee)
This work is devoted to the problems of algorithms graphical presentation, ways of execution such presentations and instruments enabling conversion of programming code to the above form. The aim of this work is designing and implementing tool enabling to kopenogram graphical presentation of programming codes, developed on the Microsoft.Net framework. The work contains of theoretical and practical parts. Theoretical part contains an introduction into the algorithm graphical presentation theory, methods of providing such presentation and an introduction to the graphical presentation using kopenograms. Practical part includes the design and implementing of a tool for kopenogram presentation based on an analysis of the programming code. The resulting tool is an extension of Microsoft Visual Studio development environment. Also practical part contains implementing guide and a briefing of technologies where used in a current implementation and user manuals with instructions on how to handle.
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