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The (R) Evolution of social media in software engineering

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Margaret-Anne Storey,

Brendan Cleary,

Fernando Figueira Filho,

Alexey ZagalskyAuthors Info & Claims

FOSE 2014: Future of Software Engineering Proceedings

Pages 100 - 116

https://doi.org/10.1145/2593882.2593887

Published: 31 May 2014 Publication History

Abstract

Software developers rely on media to communicate, learn, collaborate, and coordinate with others. Recently, social media has dramatically changed the landscape of software engineering, challenging some old assumptions about how developers learn and work with one another. We see the rise of the social programmer who actively participates in online communities and openly contributes to the creation of a large body of crowdsourced socio-technical content.

In this paper, we examine the past, present, and future roles of social media in software engineering. We provide a review of research that examines the use of different media channels in software engineering from 1968 to the present day. We also provide preliminary results from a large survey with developers that actively use social media to understand how they communicate and collaborate, and to gain insights into the challenges they face. We find that while this particular population values social media, traditional channels, such as face-to-face communication, are still considered crucial. We synthesize findings from our historical review and survey to propose a roadmap for future research on this topic. Finally, we discuss implications for research methods as we argue that social media is poised to bring about a paradigm shift in software engineering research.

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