CoRED

Lautamäki, Janne; Nieminen, Antti; Koskinen, Johannes; Aho, Timo; Mikkonen, Tommi; Englund, Marc

doi:10.1145/2145204.2145399

Cited by 38 publications

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“…Collaborative platforms encourage association between industry and academia thus enabling dissemination of research results. A large number of collaborative platforms (Beck et al, 2022;Borgho & Teege, 1993;Brownson et al, 2021;Chorfi et al, 2022;Gesing et al, 2019;Khan et al, 2021;Lautamäki et al, 2012;McLennan & Kennell, 2010;Monnard et al, 2021;Stodden et al, 2012) have been presented in literature over the years. HUBzero (Gesing et al, 2019;McLennan & Kennell, 2010) is one such platform that allows researchers to collaborate and network to develop simulation/modeling tools.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The editor provides facility for distributed editing, notifications and imparts consistency through dynamic voting. A web based java editor was proposed by Lautamäki et al (2012) to support collaboration for development of java applications. The online editor provided support for error detection, automatic code generation and social media features.…”

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Sacred

Colaco

Nair

Madnawat

et al. 2023

International Journal of E-Collaboration

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Collaborative research is an opportunity to bring creative minds together and blend multiple disciplines to churn out innovative solutions. In this era of massive social media and information overload, a streamlined process framework with best practices and procedures is a requirement for genuine scientific collaboration. The main aim of this work is to bring forth a software-centric framework for harmonizing research. SACRED is the outcome of experiences gained during the development of ‘ARMS'-An Analysis Framework for Mixed Criticality Systems. ARMS is a collaborative platform to disseminate research and literature in real-time mixed criticality systems. ARMS is hosted on Amazon Amplify with the user interface implemented using the ReactJS framework. SACRED summarizes the software-centric process, practices and procedures followed, and renders it for similar collaborations in the future.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Madnawat

et al. 2023

International Journal of E-Collaboration

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“…Finally, we observe a recent development of a collaborative web-based Java IDE (CoRED) (13) utilising many of the aforementioned techniques. They implement differential synchronization whereby the server stores the shared document, and each client has a separate shadow copy of the document both on server and client side, along with the copy they are editing.…”

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PBrowse: A web-based platform for real-time collaborative exploration of genomic data

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Yang

Wang

et al. 2016

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Genome browsers are widely used for individually exploring various types of genomic data. A handful of genome browsers offer limited tools for collaboration among multiple users. Here, we describe PBrowse, an integrated real-time collaborative genome browser that enables multiple users to simultaneously view and access genomic data, thereby harnessing the wisdom of the crowd. PBrowse is based on the Dalliance genome browser and has a re-designed user and data management system with novel collaborative functionalities, including realtime collaborative view, track comment and an integrated group chat feature. Through the Distributed Annotation Server protocol, PBrowse can easily access a wide range of publicly available genomic data, such as the ENCODE data sets. We argue that PBrowse represents a paradigm shift from using a genome browser as a static data visualization tool to a platform that enables real-time humanhuman interaction and knowledge exchange in a collaborative setting. PBrowse is available at http: //pbrowse.victorchang.edu.au, and its source code is available via an open source BSD 3 license at http://github.com/VCCRI/PBrowse.

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Supporting collaborative software development over GitHub

2016

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Summary GitHub is a web‐based, distributed Software Configuration Management (SCM) system build over Git, which enables developers to host shared repositories over the Internet and access them from any location, at any time. It helps developers to effectively orchestrate their activities over shared codebases by capturing direct conflicts arising because of concurrent editing on the same shared artifact. However, SCM systems have limited support for capturing inconsistencies arising because of indirect conflicts which arise because of software dependency relationships that exist between related artifacts, and lead to the introduction of syntactic and semantic inconsistencies in codebases. In this paper, we propose a novel collaborative software development (CSD) tool named, Collaboration Over GitHub (COG), that provides real‐time information about arising direct and indirect conflicts among collaborative developers, working over GitHub, through a collection of workspace awareness widgets. These widgets provide people‐centric information about direct and indirect collaborators over GitHub. Resource‐centric information about current and conflicting activities of real‐time collaborators is captured and propagated to others, based on the dependency relationships between software artifacts being manipulated by them. COG uses dependency graphs to store and process dependency relationship information which is required to ascertain information about indirect conflicts. Notably, the most important novel contribution of COG is that it not only captures indirect conflicts that lead to the introduction of syntactic inconsistencies but also changes that lead to semantic inconsistencies in the codebase. It also does so at finer levels of granularity, with changes to individual method's body being traced, thereby capturing statement‐level conflicts as well. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Cited by 38 publications

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