Speakers talked about open source and data analysis of large-scale software repositories like GitHub. The SE-MIX featured Open Source Live, a showcase of open source projects related to Microsoft.
8:30-10:30 First Session
- Welcome (10 minutes)
- Judith Bishop, Microsoft. Industrial Research and Open Source – Reasons and Results (20 minutes) slides
- Jeff McAffer, Microsoft. GitHub Insight: Understanding Open Source (20 minutes)
- Mei Nagappan, Rochester Institute of Technology. Curating GitHub for Engineered Software Projects (20 minutes) slides
- Speed Dating between academics and Microsoft engineers (50 minutes)
10:30-10:50 Break
10:50-12:00 Second Session
- Vladimir Filkov, University of California, Davis. How to analyze GitHub traces to ask important questions and get actionable answers? (20 minutes)
- Cristina Manu & Daniel Quirk, Microsoft. Spot – A distributed system for source code analysis (20 minutes)
- Laura Dabbish, Carnegie Mellon University. The social life of software repositories: What large scale software analysis can learn from small scale qualitative research (20 minutes)
- Preparation for Group Brain Storming (10 minutes)
12:00-13:20 Lunch break / Group picture
13:20-15:30 Third Session
- Group Brain Storming (65-80 minutes)
- Wrap-up (5 minutes) followed by
- Open Source Live! Showcase (45-60 minutes)