A syntax-directed editor, world-builder and simulator for the language of KAREL the robot. - Linda Rising (ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1984)

Teaching data abstraction in a beginning Pascal class. - Karl Rehmer; Linda Rising (SIGCSE, 1986)

Conversions on the net: the professionalism issue. - Linda Rising (ACM SIGCSE Bull., 1986)

A geometry package in Ada (abstract only). - Karl Rehmer; Linda Rising (ACM Conference on Computer Science, 1987)

A comparison of two object-oriented design methodologies (abstract only). - Linda Rising (ACM Conference on Computer Science, 1987)

Teaching documentation and style in Pascal. - Linda Rising (ACM SIGCSE Bull., 1987)

Tasking troubles and tips (abstract). - Linda Rising (ACM Conference on Computer Science, 1988)

Tasking troubles and tips. - Linda Rising (ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1988)

Removing the emphasis on coding in a course on software engineering. - Linda Rising (SIGCSE, 1989)

Problems with Determining Package Cohesion and Coupling. - Linda Rising; Frank W. Calliss (Softw. Pract. Exp., 1992)

An information-hiding metric. - Linda Rising; Frank W. Calliss (J. Syst. Softw., 1994)

A Training Experience with Aptterns. - Brandon Goldfedder; Linda Rising (Commun. ACM, 1996)

Non-software examples of software design patterns. - Michael Duell; John Goodsen; Linda Rising (OOPSLA Addendum, 1997)

Non-software examples of PoSA patterns. - Michael Duell; Linda Rising; Peter Sommerlad; Michael Stal (OOPSLA Addendum, 1998)

Improving quality and productivity in training: A new model for the high-tech learning environment. - Linda Rising; Jack E. Watson (Bell Labs Tech. J., 1998)

Patterns in Postmortems. - Linda Rising (COMPSAC, 1999)

Design patterns in communications software [Guest Editorial]. - Linda Rising (IEEE Commun. Mag., 1999)

Patterns: a way to reuse expertise. - Linda Rising (IEEE Commun. Mag., 1999)

Evolving a Patterns Culture. - Mary Lynn Manns; Linda Rising (EuroPLoP, 2000)

Hacker or hero? - extreme programming today (panel session). - Steven Fraser 001; Kent L. Beck; Ward Cunningham; Ron Crocker; Martin Fowler; Linda Rising; Laurie A. Williams (OOPSLA Addendum, 2000)

Introducing patterns (or any new idea) into organizations (poster session). - Mary Lynn Manns; Linda Rising; Alan O'Callaghan (OOPSLA Addendum, 2000)

The Scrum Software Development Process for Small Teams. - Linda Rising; Norman S. Janoff (IEEE Softw., 2000)

Fear Less - And other Patterns for Introducing New Ideas into Organizations. - Mary Lynn Manns; Linda Rising (EuroPLoP, 2002)

What's so eXtreme about doing things right? - Steve Berczuk; Neil Harrison; Kevlin Henney; Joshua Kerievsky; Linda Rising; Ken Schwaber; Bobby Woolf (OOPSLA Companion, 2003)

Object-oriented success stories: "learning from our failures". - Joseph W. Yoder; Ralph E. Johnson; Steven R. Wingo; Ron Jeffries; Linda Rising (OOPSLA Companion, 2003)

The role of the customer in software development: the XP customer - fad or fashion? - Steven Fraser 001; Angela Martin; Robert Biddle; David Hussman; Granville Miller; Mary Poppendieck; Linda Rising; Mark Striebeck (OOPSLA Companion, 2004)

The view: the ultimate IT chat. - Nicolai M. Josuttis; Jutta Eckstein; Linda Rising; Lise B. Hvatum; Mary Lynn Manns; Rebecca Wirfs-Brock (OOPSLA Companion, 2004)

The XP Customer Role. - Steven Fraser 001; Angela Martin; David Hussman; Chris Matts; Mary Poppendieck; Linda Rising (XP, 2004)

XP and Organizational Change: Lessons from the Field. - Diana Larsen; David Hussman; Mary Lynn Manns; David Putman; Linda Rising (XP, 2004)

Leading Fearless Change - Introducing Agile Approaches and Other New Ideas into Your Organization. - Linda Rising; Mary Lynn Manns (XP, 2004)

The agile panel. - Linda Rising; Mary Lynn Manns; Kevlin Henney; Angela Martin; Alan O'Callaghan; Rebecca Wirfs-Brock (OOPSLA Companion, 2005)

A fishbowl with piranhas: coalescence, convergence or divergence? - Steven Fraser 001; Linda Rising; Scott W. Ambler; Alistair Cockburn; Jutta Eckstein; David Hussman; Randy Miller; Mark Striebeck; Dave A. Thomas (OOPSLA Companion, 2006)

Retrospectives on Peopleware. - Steven Fraser 001; Barry W. Boehm; Frederick P. Brooks Jr.; Tom DeMarco; Tim Lister; Linda Rising; Edward Yourdon (ICSE Companion, 2007)

A mini-plop at OOPSLA '07. - Robert S. Hanmer; Linda Rising; Joseph W. Yoder (OOPSLA Companion, 2007)

Understanding the Power of Abstraction in Patterns. - Linda Rising (IEEE Softw., 2007)

Escaped from the lab: innovation practices in large organizations. - Steven Fraser 001; Ethan Hadar; Dennis Mancl; Bill Opdyke; David A. Owens; Dirk Riehle; Linda Rising (OOPSLA Companion, 2008)

Additional patterns for fearless change III. - Mary Lynn Manns; Linda Rising (PLoP, 2010)

Patterns for sustainable development. - Linda Rising; Karl Rehmer (PLoP, 2010)

Telling Our Stories. - Linda Rising (IEEE Softw., 2010)

What Programmers Should Know. - Linda Rising (IEEE Softw., 2010)

The Benefit of Patterns. - Linda Rising (IEEE Softw., 2010)

Additional patterns for fearless change, part IV. - Mary Lynn Manns; Linda Rising (SugarLoafPLoP, 2012)

Why Can't We All Play Nice? - Linda Rising (IEEE Softw., 2012)

A Final Word about Stories. - Linda Rising (IEEE Softw., 2014)

An Update on The Process of Software Retrofit in High-Availability Systems: Uptime Matters - and People Too! [Insights]. - Thomas Ronzon; Veronika Jungwirth; Ralph Miarka; Linda Rising; Cesare Pautasso; Olaf Zimmermann (IEEE Softw., 2025)