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Philip Johnson replied to the discussion Three good things about being a UH ICS student 25 Sep

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About Me:: I am a professor of Information and Computer Sciences at the University of Hawaii. My principal research and development interests involve collective intelligence for software engineering.

My online engineering log is available at: http://philipmjohnson.blogspot.com.

Posted on 12th December 2007 at 1:00pm —

At 11:56am on 21st August 2008, aaron kagawa said…: hey philip, welcome to our ICS mentors group. it would be awesome to have professors as TopCoder mentors too.

At 4:09pm on 12th August 2008, David C. Brauer said…: Hey Philip,

How you doing? Check out my latest project at http://www.sip-hawaii.org. It would be great to have you join that too. P.S. are you still Jammin? I play Bass!

At 7:31am on 9th April 2008, TheMobiBlog said…: Hi Philip

Nice Les Paul

Cheers
Gene

At 10:49am on 20th December 2007, Daniel Leuck said…: Hi Philip,

A partner of ours, Atlassian, has been building and acquiring a lot of tools in the code collaboration space including monitoring and review management. These include FishEye - for monitoring source code, Clover - for improving test quality, productivity, & project integration of code coverage, and Crucible for reviewing code changes, making comments, & recording outcomes. The tools are free for open source projects. If you have folks working on Hackystat and Jupiter, they may want to take a look for research purposes.

At 8:23am on 19th December 2007, Clifton Royston said…: Hi, Philip. Nice to see you here. We still need to get together for lunch one of these days!

At 10:29am on 12th December 2007, Daniel Leuck said…: Welcome Philip! I was just reading your blog entry on Social Networks for Software Engineers. Let me know if you have ideas for Tech Hui. We are planning to develop some custom features.

I just added Fortress to the language list.

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