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Practical initialization race detection for JavaScript web applications
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Repairing Event Race Errors by Controlling Nondeterminism
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Detecting Concurrency Errors in Client-Side Java Script Web Applications
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Effective static race detection for Java
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Determinacy in static analysis for jQuery
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Systematic execution of Android test suites in adverse conditions
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DLint: dynamically checking bad coding practices in JavaScript
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Detecting JavaScript races that matter
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Stateless model checking of event-driven applications
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ARROW: automated repair of races on client-side web pages
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Type-based race detection for Java
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Practical AJAX race detection for JavaScript web applications
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A deep study of the effects and fixes of server-side request races in web applications
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NodeRT: Detecting Races in Node.js Applications Practically
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Leveraging large code bases for bug detection and test generation
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Optimizing asynchronous JavaScript applications
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