Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods for converting computer program source code from a first high level language to a functionally equivalent second high level language different from the first high level language. Source code in a first high level language is analyzed. In response to identifying a derived class in the source code in and determining that the derived class includes more than one base class that includes state information, new source code in the second high level language is generated that includes a class with fields for only one of the base classes that includes state information, separate interfaces in the second high level language that correspond to each base class of the more than one base class other than the one of the base classes that includes state information, and a derived class that corresponds to the derived class in the first high level language. The derived class implements the separate interfaces.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for a touchless testing platform employed to, for example, create automated testing scripts, sequence test cases, and implement determine defect solutions. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of receiving a log file that includes log records generated from a code base; processing the log file through a pattern mining algorithm to determine a usage pattern; generating a graphical representation based on an analysis of the usage pattern; processing the graphical representation through a machine learning algorithm to select a set of test cases from a plurality of test cases for the code base and to assign a priority value to each of the selected test cases; sequencing the set of test cases based on the priority values; and transmitting the sequenced set of test cases to a test execution engine.

Abstract: Techniques for merging versions of an inclusion application that is incorporated in a master application are disclosed. One version of an application may be stored as an application that is incorporated into another application. An application that is incorporated into another application may be referred to as an “inclusion application.” An application incorporating another application may be referred to as a “master application.” Additionally, a different version of the application may be stored as an application that is executed independently, without reference to other applications. A merging engine applies a set of conflict resolution rules to the two versions of the application to obtain a merged version of the application. The merging engine incorporates the merged version of the application in the master application.