Where do open source requirements come from (and what shold we do about it (2002)
| Venue: | In 2nd Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering. ICSE |
| Citations: | 3 - 1 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Massey02wheredo,
author = {Bart Massey},
title = {Where do open source requirements come from (and what shold we do about it},
booktitle = {In 2nd Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering. ICSE},
year = {2002}
}
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Abstract
The collection and specification of software requirements is one of the most intense areas of software engineering research. This makes it a natural area to explore when considering open-source software. In this paper, I argue that the sources of open-source software requirements differ in some important respects from the sources of commercial software project requirements. This has some interesting implications for both open-source and commercial development. The collection and specification of software requirements is one of the most intense areas of software engineering research. This makes it a natural area to explore when considering open-source software. In this paper, I argue that the sources of open-source software requirements differ in some important respects from the sources of commercial software project requirements. This has some interesting implications for both open-source and commercial development.
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