Engineering Thesis

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07AUG 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Rich Visualizations for Inner Source Patch-Flow
Abstract: “Inner source” is the application of open source methods within a company’s boundaries (Capraro & Riehle, 2017; Riehle, Capraro, Kips & Horn, 2016). Every employee is able to access and contribute to any software component developed within that company. This creates an open source-like environment inside the organization (Capraro & Riehle, 2017) and makes […]
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19JUL 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Development of a Microservice for Open Weather Data
Abstract: Since mid 2017 the Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD) has been obligated to provide its weather data to the public for free. However, anyone who wants to access it needs to click through a file system hoping to still be on the right path to the desired weather data. Due to confusing folder names this turns […]
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16MAY 2019
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Final Thesis: Conflict Resolution in Collaborative Web Apps With Offline Use
Abstract: Offline usage is a great advantage for the web apps. It gives the opportunity to interact with the app without the need of constantly having the network connection. After network recovery the app synchronizes the collected offline data with the backend data. However, when the synchronized data is shared with other users, it may lead […]
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15MAY 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Visualization of Code Component Architecture in Open Source Software Products
Abstract: Components are fundamental building blocks in software engineering. Modern day software products are often a complex composition of many components from entirely different vendors. Some are proprietary software, while others are open source components. The reuse of open source components has many many advantages but also brings up challenges, like license non-compliance, copyright issues or […]Abstract: Components are fundamental building blocks in software engineering. Modern day software products are often a complex composition of many components from entirely different vendors. Some are proprietary software, while others are open source components. The reuse of open source components has many many advantages but also brings up challenges, like license non-compliance, copyright issues or […]
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14MAY 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Implementation of a Gitlab Adapter and the Evolution of its Interface
Abstract: Gitlab is an Software forge with integrated Continuous Integration (CI) and DevOps features under the MIT license for the non commercial version. As Gitlab is broadly used for inner source software development it is important to be able to measure code collaboration within existing ecosystems. To measure the code collaboration, the Patch-Flow Crawler (FPC) […]
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27MAR 2019
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Final Thesis: Migration the JValue ODS to Microservices
Abstract: “A world in which consuming open data is easy and safe.“ This is the vision of the JValue Open Data Service (ODS) that aims to bundle finding the right open data, using and combining it into an easy and intuitive process. The daily life of developers should be free from hardships, like writing data […]
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