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Green Software Engineering

You're reading from   Green Software Engineering Exploring Green Technology for Sustainable IT Solutions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835885888
Length 236 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Santiago Fontanarrosa Santiago Fontanarrosa
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Environmental Impact of Software FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Digital Carbon Footprint 3. Chapter 2: Sustainable Software Engineering and Digital Sobriety Principles 4. Part 2: Developing Energy-Efficient Software
5. Chapter 3: Green Architecture and Measuring Impact 6. Chapter 4: User Experience and Design 7. Chapter 5: Algorithms and Programming Languages 8. Chapter 6: Development and Testing 9. Chapter 7: Infrastructure and Deployment 10. Chapter 8: Data Management 11. Part 3: Green Engineering at Scale
12. Chapter 9: Sustainable Software Delivery Framework 13. Chapter 10: Regulations, Standards, and Future Perspectives 14. Index 15. Other Books You May Enjoy

Principles, patterns, and practices

As we immerse ourselves further into the topics we have been discussing, we become increasingly aware of the profound influence technology has on both our environment and society. In response, a symbiosis of sustainability and technology is yielding innovative principles, patterns, and practices. These are not merely trends but guiding forces shaping a more sustainable framework for software engineering.

In Chapter 1, we established definitions for key terms that are crucial to the development of green software practices: Digital Carbon Footprint and Carbon Proxies. These terms are central to forming a corpus that begins to delineate the extent of the environmental challenges we face in digital operations. They serve a dual purpose: they are the building blocks for a standardized language and essential for discourse on minimizing the environmental footprint of technology, and they ensure that our strategies are comparable and replicable across...

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