Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.

An article of manufacture, which comprises a computer readable medium having stored therein a computer program for a method for debugging of a production application, the computer program comprising a first code segment which, when executed on a computer, accesses a context object associated with an application method of the production application, such that the application method is mapped to an application name and execution of the application method can be replaced by a first pre-defined replacement method; a second code segment which, when executed on the computer, accesses a test module containing one or more overrides and a reference to the application method, where the override is associated with the first pre-defined replacement method and is associated with the application name associated with the context object; a third code segment which, when executed on the computer, accesses a debugging user interface for implementing one or user interactions, each interaction associated with a method mapping on the context object; a fourth code segment which, when executed on the computer, accesses a dashboard module, coupled to the computer, comprising references to test modules and a debugging user interface specification; wherein a main user interface specification includes a reference to the dashboard module; and wherein on request in the debugging user interface specification, the one or more overrides are substituted for the application method.

Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing-styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.

Quantum process termination is disclosed. A quantum computing system receives a request to terminate a quantum process. The quantum computing system determines that the quantum process utilizes a first qubit. The quantum computing system terminates the quantum process and modifies qubit metadata to indicate that the qubit is available for use.

This content development apparatus includes at least one storage medium and at least one processor. The storage medium is configured to store a plurality of resource data pertaining to content being created; and store a database pertaining to the resource data. The processor is configured to execute a plurality of editing processes; generate first information created for each type of the resource data and at least including a location of each of the resource data, and second information expressing an association between different types of the first information; store the first and the second information in the at least one storage medium; respond to a request from one of the editing processes to acquire, using a designated resource data, information indicating a different type of the resource data associated with the designated resource data; notify the editing process; and update the database.

Techniques for monitoring performance of an OSGi-based application having multiple bundles are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computer system performs operations comprising: running an OSGi application having a plurality of adapter bundles, the running of the OSGi application comprising using each one of the plurality of adapter bundles to connect to a corresponding source database and replicate data from the corresponding source database; running a profiler bundle concurrently with the running of the OSGi application, the profiler bundle being generated using an AOP extension, the running of the profiler bundle comprising collecting performance data for selected ones of the plurality of adapter bundles during the running of the OSGi application, the selected ones of the plurality of adapter bundles being defined based on input provided by a user via a GUI during the running of the OSGi application; and performing a function using the collected performance data.

An online software development platform providing an integrated resource for design, development, and purchase of customer-desired software applications for software projects created by customers. The platform comprising one or more computers configured using computer readable instructions stored in non-transitory computer memory to provide the software development platform, wherein the software development platform is configured to implement a plurality of electronic operational domains providing user-interactive capabilities or internal functionalities of the software development platform. The domains comprising a project scope process, a pricing process, and a project development process. The platform is configured to use a configuration involving knowledge graph to recommend features.

An industrial IDE supports development of control programming using an industrial domain-specific language (DSL) that allows control programming to be written using a scripted programming language having features catered to the industrial domain. The industrial DSL can simplify and streamline development of industrial control code relative to using conventional graphics-based control programming formats such as ladder logic, since a script-based industrial DSL can be used to write programming code using fewer mouse clicks relative to traditional control programming environments. Editing tools inherent to the industrial DSL can provide dynamic programming feedback that guides the developer through the process of developing control code. The industrial IDE can also provide tools that extend the platform to users who wish to customize the industrial DSL to suit their preferred programming approaches.

A system for developing software provides a graphical user interface on a display of a client device, the graphical user interface displaying features from a library of features for a custom software application, implements simulations of a plurality of the features available for demonstration through the graphical user interface, stores blocks of source code for each feature in a source code repository wherein the blocks are adapted to provide an actual application when compiled by developers, receives from the client device, by a server running a software building component, one or more selected features for the software application, automatically integrates, by the software building component, the one or more selected features to generate an integrated feature set based on attributes of each of the selected features and an inter-feature rules set, and generates an interactive visualization of a navigable prototype of the software application based on the integrated feature set.

Quantum entanglement protection is disclosed. An entanglement checker receives, from a requestor, a request associated with a first qubit. In response to receiving the request, the entanglement checker accesses qubit entanglement information that identifies an entanglement status of the first qubit. The entanglement checker determines, based on the qubit entanglement information, the entanglement status of the first qubit, and sends a response to the requestor based on the entanglement status.