Using Productive Collaboration Bursts to Analyze Open Source Collaboration Effectiveness

Choudhary, Samridhi; Bogart, Christopher; Rosé, Carolyn Penstein; Herbsleb, James D.

doi:10.1109/saner48275.2020.9054852

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“…Next, "global software development" (GSD) has been a hot area of focus for researchers (from 2001 to 2018). The analysis of literature, such as [9,13,16,19,50,51,54,61,[82][83][84][85][86][87], also supports this finding.…”

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confidence: 68%

“…The proposed model successfully detected the coordination gaps and suggested prioritizing key coordination tasks that must be managed for better performance. Chouhdhary et al [13] presented another vein of STC, that is STC measurement for open source projects. The model relies on the analysis of units of bursts to compute the collaborative productivity.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Socio-Technical Congruence as an Emerging Concept in Software Development: A Scientometric Analysis and Critical Literature Review

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Ample evidence in the literature emphasizes using socio-technical congruence (STC) to address coordination issues in distributed software development. The recent decades have shown a progressive growth in STC, resulting in an increasing number of research studies in the scientific corpora. However, no existing study has systematically analyzed and illustrated the research patterns, latest trends, and evolution in STC. This study aims to explore the knowledge structure and create evolutionary trajectories from STC publications. To achieve this aim, a scientometric analysis is performed that combined a critical literature review (CLR) of STC-related published research in the Web of Science and Scopus databases from 2000 to 2020.The scientometric analysis is conducted through four scientometric techniques: i) coword network analysis, ii) co-author network analysis, iii) co-citation analysis, and iv) document clustering with timeline analysis. The study outcomes will help understand and visualize STC's research status quo. CLR is objectively conducted to recognize the latest research topics, themes, and salient features of STC research in software development. A total of 306 bibliographic data are analyzed to generate study-related networks and density visualizations. The results reveal an evolution in the STC field from its conception to the recent developments of STC models and other related factors. This study primarily contributes to the literature by providing a systematic view related to STC research to assist software practitioners in identifying applications and key research areas. Moreover, the combination of scientometric analysis and CLR reveals key researchers, journals and conferences, institutions, prominent contributing countries, and six major research themes, including "community structure" and "socio-technical congruence" as the most prominent ones.

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Section: Network Of Keyword Co-occurrencesupporting

confidence: 68%

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confidence: 99%

Socio-Technical Congruence as an Emerging Concept in Software Development: A Scientometric Analysis and Critical Literature Review

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“…We have already started to develop a SDK with similar capabilities supporting telecommunication projects and using an acknowledged standard called TM Forum. In summary, there is a planned effort to assess the productivity of GitHub projects, supporting the importance of the WebDAO pattern as presented in [3].…”

Section: Productivitymentioning

confidence: 59%

Standardized Telemedicine Software Development Kit with Hybrid Cloud Support

Jánki,

Bilicki

2024

Acta Cybern

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In modern Web development, it is expected that systems operating in the same area can be easily integrated. For common integration points, it is recommended to use a standardized data model and a common interface during the development as this will facilitate further integrations. The use of the cloud infrastructure is increasingly popular in telemedicine, but taking into account the goals, the productivity of the development, the availability of the system and the various regulations, choosing the right solution is not trivial. Inclouded platform consists of numerous currently active telemedical microservices that are working with a common software development kit. This tool provides a standardized data model for document-oriented database systems, has support for public and private clouds by using the classic Data Access Object (DAO) analogy and contains a lot of convenient functions as well. Furthermore, it is found that our solutions can significantly increase development productivity and is confirmed by measurements taken which involved software developers.

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“…However, our study focuses on technical factors mostly. S. Choudhary et al [32] evaluated the efficacy of open-source projects. They downloaded 6401 mature projects with a minimum of 10 stars and 3 contributors.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Impact of the Web Data Access Object (WebDAO) Design Pattern on Productivity

Jánki

Bilicki

2023

Computers

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In contemporary software development, it is crucial to adhere to design patterns because well-organized and readily maintainable source code facilitates bug fixes and the development of new features. A carefully selected set of design patterns can have a significant impact on the productivity of software development. Data Access Object (DAO) is a frequently used design pattern that provides an abstraction layer between the application and the database and is present in the back-end. As serverless development arises, more and more applications are using the DAO design pattern, but it has been moved to the front-end. We refer to this pattern as WebDAO. It is evident that the DAO pattern improves development productivity, but it has never been demonstrated for WebDAO. Here, we evaluated the open source Angular projects to determine whether they use WebDAO. For automatic evaluation, we trained a Natural Language Processing (NLP) model that can recognize the WebDAO design pattern with 92% accuracy. On the basis of the results, we analyzed the entire history of the projects and presented how the WebDAO design pattern impacts productivity, taking into account the number of commits, changes, and issues.

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Using Productive Collaboration Bursts to Analyze Open Source Collaboration Effectiveness

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

Socio-Technical Congruence as an Emerging Concept in Software Development: A Scientometric Analysis and Critical Literature Review

Socio-Technical Congruence as an Emerging Concept in Software Development: A Scientometric Analysis and Critical Literature Review

Standardized Telemedicine Software Development Kit with Hybrid Cloud Support

The Impact of the Web Data Access Object (WebDAO) Design Pattern on Productivity

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