Pattern Languages of Programs, People and Practices
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The two-volume set LNCS 16493 + 16494 constitutes the revised selected papers of the 30th European Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, People, and Practices, EuroPLoP 2025, which was held in Irsee, Germany, during July 2-6, 2025.
EuroPLoP is the premier European conference on patterns and pattern languages in the fields of software development, system design, human computer interaction, education, business and many more. It is organized by Hillside Europe and is part of the PLoP conference series, which attracts pattern experts from all over the world. Patterns are a unique and effective way to capture and share expertise, tacit knowledge, and research findings.
The total of 39 full papers included in the proceedings was carefully reviewed and selected from 58 submissions. The proceedings also contain two focus group reports accepted from 15 focus group submissions. They deal with patterns, pattern languages, their theory, and their practical application, focusing on computing, including software engineering, programming, design, education, and organizational management, while actively exploring synergies with other disciplines.
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.- Patterns for fixing instable legacy system tests.
.- Pros and Cons of Token-Based Identity and Access Management.
.- Refactoring API Endpoints, Operations and Messages.
.- Netcode Patterns for Real-Time Online Multiplayer Games in Unity.
.- Patterns for Operating and Interacting with Digital Twins.
.- API Refactoring and Reengineering: Distribution Patterns and Evolution Strategies.
.- Incrementing the Metadata for Service Reusability Pattern Language.
.- Web Frontend Integration Patterns.
.- Refactoring Towards Microservices: Preparing the Ground for Service Extraction.
.- What It Means to Be a Patterns Community.
.- Towards a cross-contextual learning process: A Pattern Collection for Seamless Learning.
.- Learning to Learn: Patterns building a learning organization.
.- Breaking Through Information Barriers as a Leader.
.- Strategy Patterns to Handle Different Types of Software Architecture Uncertainties.
.- Patterns for Guiding Creativity.
.- Even more Design Patterns for Approval Processes.
.- I Wonder What This Might Be Good For: A Pattern about Functional Equivalence in Organizational Change.
.- GROWing Sustainable Performance through Engagement-Driven Goal-Setting - A
GROW Model-based Pattern Language for Coaching Essentials in Leadership.
.- Shifting Mindsets in Compliance-driven Environments: Embracing GenAI for Structured Creativity.
.- Performance Patterns for CI/CD Pipelines.