Towards Synchronous Collaborative Software Engineering

Cook, C.; Churcher, Neville; Irwin, Warwick

doi:10.1109/apsec.2004.104

Cited by 22 publications

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“…In previous work [18] we described a simple code age editor which showed 'fresh' code in darker shades and older code 'faded' away to lighter shades. This tool was part of a real-time software development environment and allowed individual developers to see what changes were being made by others as well as by themselves.…”

Section: Code Colouring Augmentationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

In Situ Software Visualisation

Harward

Irwin

Churcher

2010

2010 21st Australian Software Engineering Conference

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Software engineers need to design, implement, comprehend and maintain large and complex software systems. Awareness of information about the properties and state of individual artifacts, and the process being enacted to produce them, can make these activities less error-prone and more efficient. In this paper we advocate the use of code colouring to augment development environments with rich information overlays. These in situ visualisations are delivered within the existing IDE interface and deliver valuable information with minimal overhead. We present CODERCHROME, a code colouring plugin for Eclipse, and describe how it can be used to support and enhance software engineering activities.

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Section: Code Colouring Augmentationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

In Situ Software Visualisation

Harward

Irwin

Churcher

2010

2010 21st Australian Software Engineering Conference

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“…Several studies have been previously developed, such as [9], [15], [16] and [17]. Some projects still under development ( [18] [19] [20] and even other areas has also contributed [21]).…”

Section: Collaborative Software Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

OPERAM: A Collaborative Semantic Workspace for Software Verification

Silva¹,

Torquato

Ramos

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics

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Collaboration is an important issue when developing software, because it involves working together towards a common goal. This work presents OPERAM, a collaborative semantic workspace that allows comparing the modeling performed at earlier stages of software development with JAVA code. OPERAM provides useful information for professionals involved in the task of developing code and even managing the project. OPERAM aims to allow monitoring of the project, helping users to be aware of the context they are working, allowing carry out verification of software development, confronting the modeling performed with source-code produced during the programming phase. We present its main features and architecture. In this paper the main features and architecture of OPERAM are presented, as well as a validation was conducted to prove the effectiveness of OPERAM. The results show the value of the workspace as a tool to support collaboration and software verification.

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“…Cook et al [12] presents CAISE, a tool that notifies developers regarding dependent codes, user dependence and impacts of code changes, based on commits. FASTDash [3] is a visualization tool that seeks to improve activity awareness using a representation of the shared code (extracted from SVN/CVS) that highlights team members' current activities.…”

Section: Coordinationmentioning

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Awareness Support in Global Software Development: A Systematic Review Based on the 3C Collaboration Model

Steinmacher

Chaves²,

Gerosa

2010

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. The developers' physical distribution in Global Software Development (GSD) imposes challenges related to awareness support during collaboration. In this paper, we present a systematic review of the literature that describes studies that improve awareness support in a GSD scenario, identifying which of the dimensions of the 3C model, namely communication, coordination, and cooperation, are supported by these studies. Results indicate that coordination is far the most explored dimension, while awareness support in communication is very poorly studied. The research also identified a high number of tools introduced in the GSD domain and some new research opportunities.

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Towards Synchronous Collaborative Software Engineering

Cited by 22 publications

References 9 publications

In Situ Software Visualisation

In Situ Software Visualisation

OPERAM: A Collaborative Semantic Workspace for Software Verification

Awareness Support in Global Software Development: A Systematic Review Based on the 3C Collaboration Model

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