Dr Kelly Blincoe awarded Rutherford Discovery Fellowship
Dr Kelly Blincoe has been awarded a Royal Society Te Apārangi Rutherford Discovery Fellowship for her research programme titled ‘Towards more inclusive software engineering practices and tools to retain women in software engineering’. These prestigious...
Relationship between Social and Technical Aspects of Software Development
HASEL members, Haris Mumtaz and Kelly Blincoe, in collaboration with Paramvir Singh from the School of Computer Science (University of Auckland), recently studied the relationship between social and technical (design) aspects of software development. When technical...
What’s Inside a Cluster of Software User Feedback: A Study of Characterisation Methods
Online feedback left by software users can help software teams improve their products. Feedback useful for product improvements exists online in app store reviews, tweets, and many other sources. Understanding the topics mentioned in this feedback is vitally important...
GitHub Features and Socio-Technical Aspects of Software Projects: Is there a Relationship?
HASEL members, Haris Mumtaz and Kelly Blincoe, in collaboration with Carlos Paradis (University of Hawaii), Fabio Palomba (University of Salerno), Damian Tamburri (JADS), and Rick Kazman (University of Hawaii), recently studied the usage of a GitHub feature and its...
Destructive Criticism in Software Code Review Impacts Inclusion
HASEL members, Sanuri Dananja Gunawardena, Peter Devine, Isabelle Beaumont, Lola Garden, and Dr Kelly Blincoe, together with Dr Emerson Murphy-Hill at Google, recently studied software developers’ perception of destructive feedback in software code review....Subscribe by Email
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