Yearbook · all 50 papers

pldb yearbook

OOPSLA Class of '13

50 graduates · cited 886× within PLDB

Most Likely to Succeed

Targeted and depth-first exploration for systematic testing of android apps

cited 81× within PLDB · Azim & Neamtiu

Valedictorian

Empirical analysis of programming language adoption

Most Influential OOPSLA Paper (awarded 2023) · Meyerovich & Rabkin

Late Bloomer

Inductive invariant generation via abductive inference

half of its 65 citations came 7+ years after it graduated · Dillig et al.

Teacher's Pet

Resurrector: a tunable object lifetime profiling technique for optimizing real-world programs

cites 12 other OOPSLA papers · Xu

Biggest Group Project

OCTET: capturing and controlling cross-thread dependences efficiently

8 authors · Bond et al.

Class Clown

Do developers benefit from generic types?: an empirical comparison of generic and raw types in java

asked the room a question · Hoppe & Hanenberg

Prom Couple

Targeted and depth-first exploration for… & Guided GUI testing of android apps with minimal…

cited together by 40 papers · Azim & Neamtiu; Choi et al.

Ghosted

8% of the class (4 of 50)

never cited within PLDB. No names. We're not monsters.

pldb.kirancodes.me/fun/yearbook · within PLDB

‹ Class of '12 (2012) Class of '14 (2014) ›

Citations are between papers within PLDB, one per pair, newer versions of the same paper excluded. Late Bloomer needs 5+ citations; Ghosted is hidden for the last three classes, who are still being read. Older classes have thinner citation data.