About JOT
Mission
Published since 2002, the Journal of Object Technology welcomes manuscripts describing theoretical, empirical, conceptual, and experimental results in the area of software and language engineering, including
- programming paradigms
- software language engineering
- model-based and model-driven engineering
- requirement engineering
- software architecture
- software validation & verification
- software maintenance and evolution
- software analytics
- software development process and methodology
Submitted works will be assessed primarily on originality, significance, technical soundness, and quality of presentation. Contributions should conform to generally accepted practices for scientific papers with respect to organization, clarity, and style.
Besides technical contributions, JOT solicits papers about software tools and environments.
News
Oct 2022 | JOT welcomes Antonio Bucchiarone of Fondazione Bruno Kessler as a new member of the Editorial Board.
Indexing
JOT Journal is currently indexed by DBLP, Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic Search, SCIRUS, Scientific Commons, DOAJ, Index of IS Journals, and SCOPUS. JOT is registered under ISSN 1660-1769.
Continuous Publication Scheme
JOT uses a continuous publication scheme whereby regular papers, upon acceptance, are immediately added into a dynamic annual issue, with final DOI and other metadata.
New! JOT goes visual!
Published manuscripts can now be accompanied by a presentation video where the authors can illustrate their work. The videos are posted in the JOT channel on YouTube and grouped in playlists, one for each forthcoming issue.
The first playlist contains the presentations of papers published in the 16th European Conference on Modelling Foundations and Applications (ECMFA 2020) Special Theme that features 14 videos.
Platinum Open Access
JOT is open-access and completely free to both readers and authos (“platinum” model). This model has been JOT’s model ever since the journal’s visionary creation in 2002 and applies to all contributions (available under the Creative Commons license).
Current Volume
Volume 21, no. 4 (October 2022)
Special Issue dedicated to Antonio Vallecillo on his 60th Birthday
Editorial
- Lola Burgueño, Martin Gogolla, Richard Paige, Preface to the JOT Special Issue dedicated to Prof. Antonio Vallecillo on his 60th Birthday, pp. 1-5, PDF, DOI.
Articles
- Priscila Cedillo, Emilio Insfran, Silvia Abrahão, Monitoring Cloud Services through Models at Runtime: A Case in an Ambient Assisted Living Environment, pp. 4:1-19, PDF, DOI.
- Francisco Durán, Rewriting Logic and Maude for the Formalization and Analysis of DSMLs, and the Prototyping of MDSE Tools, pp. 4:1-12, PDF, DOI.
- Javier Criado, Luis Iribarne, Reusability and discovery models in software systems: a systematic literature review, pp. 4:1-17, PDF, DOI.
- Florian Drux, Nico Jansen, Bernhard Rumpe, A Catalog of Design Patterns for Compositional Language Engineering, pp. 4:1-13, PDF, DOI.
- Arvid Butting, Judith Michael, Bernhard Rumpe, Language Composition via Kind-Typed Symbol Tables, pp. 4:1-13, PDF, DOI.
- Richard F. Paige, Fiona A.C. Polack, Steffen Zschaler, Thomas Chiang, Nicholas Annable, Interface Contracts for Workflow+ Models: an Analysis of Uncertainty across Models, pp. 4:1-13, PDF, DOI.
- Paula Muñoz, Javier Troya, Manuel Wimmer, Gerti Kappel, Revisiting Fault Localization Techniques for Model Transformations: Towards A Hybrid Approach, pp. 4:1-17, PDF, DOI.
- Robert Clarisó, Lola Burgueño, Jordi Cabot, Managing Design-time Uncertainty in OCL Expressions, pp. 4:1-10, PDF, DOI.
- María-José Escalona, Nora Parcus de Koch, Gustavo Rossi, A Quantitative SWOT-TOWS Analysis for the Adoption of Model-Based Software Engineering, pp. 4:1-15, PDF, DOI.
- Jesús Rosa-Bilbao, Juan Boubeta-Puig, Model-Driven Engineering for Complex Event Processing: A Survey, pp. 4:1-13, PDF, DOI.