Interested in variability modeling? Join our community effort for a common language! June 11th is the submission deadline for the 4th #MODEVAR21 workshop: modevar.github.io Retweet if you are in the PC Like if you want to submit All others: retweet and like this tweet!😉

Yet Another Textual Variability Language? A Community Effort Towards a Unified Language by Chico Sundermann, Kevin Feichtinger, Dominik Engelhardt, Rick Rabiser and Thomas Thüm (Full paper SPLC 2025 - Research track)

Our paper "On the Scalability of Building Binary Decision Diagrams for Current Feature Models" has been accepted into the Challenge Solutions Track of #SPLC'21. Co-Authors: Chico Sundermann & Thomas Thüm Preprint: github.com/SoftVarE-Group…

v3.8.0 has been released with a significantly revised integration of the Universal Variability Language (UVL) and numerous other improvements. The release is joint work by University of Ulm and Harz University of Applied Sciences.

On Friday, we will present our work on designing the Universal Variability Language as a community effort (esp. with MODEVAR). The full presentation is already available: youtube.com/watch?v=VKq-o-… Co-Authors: Kevin Feichtinger Dominik Engelhardt Thomas Thüm Rick Rabiser #splc2021

Join me today at 6.10pm (UTC+2) SPLC 2025 for the lightning talk and some discussion. Have you worked with BDDs in the past or are you planning to work with them in the future? Let's exchange some experiences from the "knowledge compilation trenches"! #SPLC2021

.Chico Sundermann presented our (Thomas Thüm Kevin Feichtinger D. Engelhardt and se moi) joint work towards a unified variability language (youtu.be/VKq-o-xAt0Q) SPLC 2025 #splc2021 -- we want/need you to join/contribute. Write David Benavides to be added to our mailing list

The community effort to present a Universal Variability Language has been presented SPLC 2025 . We are happy to be part and push in such a challenging initiative #splc2021 I hope we can have more advances soon!

We are grateful and very happy to have received the best artifact award at FSE 2025 '21. Special thanks to doyougnu for teaching me #Haskell, to doyougnu and Tobias Heß for their help with Docker, and to our reviewers. pmbittner.github.io/FeatureTraceRe…

You have missed my #SPLC2021 keynote? Thanks to the great SPLC 2025 team, it is available on Youtube: youtu.be/qUuRp7_d0rU

What an incredible and productive week! The FOSD meeting 2022 gathered honest and accomplished researchers in very interesting talks and discussions! No show-off, only good intentions aiming to help each other! Ah, and we had very good breaks together too 😄☕️🍻🍷#FOSD2022

*MODEVAR 2022* 5th International Workshop on Languages for Modelling Variability An interactive event where all participants share knowledge about how to build up a simple feature model language that all the community can agree on. 🌐modevar.github.io #splc2022

Our (Kevin Feichtinger Chico Sundermann Thomas Thüm Rick Rabiser) paper "Classifying Information Loss During Variability Model Roundtrip Transformations" was accepted as a full paper and we look forward to presenting it in Graz. :) #CDLVaSiCS #litCPSlab #splc2022

Our paper "ddueruem: A Wrapper for Feature-Model Analysis Tools" has been accepted into the Tools and Demonstrations track of SPLC 2025'22! Thanks to Tobias Müller, Chico Sundermann, and Thomas Thüm for their contribution. You may read the abstract below ☟

Our paper "Tseitin or not Tseitin? The Impact of CNF Transformations on Feature-Model Analyses" by Elias Kuiter, Sebastian Krieter, Chico Sundermann, Thomas Thüm and Gunter Saake has been accepted at @ase_conf #ASE2022

4 years ago I promoted to discuss the creation of a Universal Variability Language (UVL), now is included in Feature IDE and I am trying out by myself. So happy! SPLC 2025 #splc2022

.Kevin Feichtinger is presenting joint work (w/ Chico Sundermann Thomas Thüm and yt) on classifying information loss during variability model roundtrip transformations (doi.org/10.1145/354693…) SPLC 2025 #splc2022 TU Graz #litCPSlab #CDLVaSiCS

#FOSD23 is now officially closed. We had a great week with excellent talks and discussions. Thanks a lot to the keynote speakers, participants, and everyone involved.