An architecture to support learning, awareness, and transparency in social software engineering

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Abstract

Classical tools for supporting software engineering teams (collaborative development environment, CDE) are designed to support one team during the development of a product. Often the required data sources or experts reside outside of the internal project team and thus not provided by these CDEs. This paper describes an approach for a community-embedded CDE (CCDE), which is capable of handling multiple projects of several organizations, providing inter-project knowledge sharing and developer awareness. The presented approach uses the mashup pattern to integrate multiple data sources in order to provide software teams with an exactingly development environment.

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Reinhardt, W., & Rinne, S. (2016). An architecture to support learning, awareness, and transparency in social software engineering. In Data Structure and Software Engineering: Challenges and Improvements (pp. 9–21). Apple Academic Press. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v5s1.1194

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