Tag: MecoIS (Inner Source)

Abstract: Software engineering productivity is a metric that can be an indicator for softwarequality, development efficiency and developer satisfaction. As a result, the metric can be used for managerial decision making and is crucial to the success of a software project. However, even though the i...

Abstract: Open Source represents a non-hierarchical and collective approach to software development, that has seen unprecedented success and rapid adoption across a multitude of fields. Inner Source is an attempt to siphon some of the advantages of the Open Source paradigm by applying it to interna...

Abstract: Inner source software development is the use of open source development’s best practices inside a company. In inner source, developers collaborate on reusable software components across company's internal organizational silo boundaries for mutual benefit. As such, inner source goes agains...

Abstract: Inner source is the application of the open source paradigm within organizations. Inner source enables developers to contribute to software modules not only within their own organization, but also to those belonging to other organizations within the same company. This means from a develop...

Abstract: Inner Source is a term denoting the use of open source software development practices and the establishment of an open source-like culture within an organization. The Collaboration Management Suite (CMSuite) – a tool for measuring the collaboration of Inner Source – is developed by the Op...

Abstract:  Inner Source is a software development approach that uses open source practices within an organization. The Collaboration Management Suite (CMSuite) developed by the Open Source Research Group at the Friedrich-Alexander Unversity Erlangen-Nürnberg supports the analysis and visualizat...

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 s...

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 e...

Abstract:  Inner Source (IS) is the adoption of Open Source (OS) development practices and culture in a corporate environment to increase the efficiency and quality of software development (SD). The impact of IS certainly depends on the effectiveness of a company's effort to integrate IS by imp...