The results show that usability discussions exhibit a non-linear behavior over time, with periods of growth followed by stabilization, suggesting a gradual maturation of the topic within the developer community.
Interviews with sixteen early-adopter software professionals who integrated LLM-based tools into their day-to-day work in early to mid-2023 offer actionable implications for developers, organizations, educators, and tool designers seeking to integrate LLMs responsibly into professional software practice.
Benyamin T. Tabarsi, Heidi Reichert, Sam Gilson et al.· Empirical Software Engineeri...· 22 citations· ⚡1
Findings indicate that software correctness is the primary objective in language design, supported by robust type systems, compile time verification, and expressive abstractions that help reduce errors and improve code reliability.
This study provides the first developer-experience-grounded, phenomenologically anchored account of software error origins within the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework, examining how inadequacies in development tools, developer expertise gaps, architectural failures, modern technology adoption challen...
Rahul Azmeera, James C. Hyatt· Journal of Technology and Sy...· 0 citations
The responses suggest that some design decisions reported by participating DPD tool designers are aligned with practical and industrial considerations, and that future DPD tools should better balance detection capabilities and usability concerns, especially to meet the need of less experienced developers.
Developer coreness, a continuous proxy measure of experience that measures how important and connected a developer is within a project, is used to measure the impact of developer coreness on code integration processes of popular OSS projects and shows that developers with higher coreness values have a higher probabilit...
Christian Hechtl, Thomas Bock, Ralf Ramsauer et al.· International Conference on...· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that models and code achieve comparable overall correctness, and thus models alone may be sufficient in model-centric scenarios where access to code is limited or unavailable, and a consistent structure-behavior comprehension gap is revealed.
Iris Reinhartz-Berger, Monique Snoeck· Journal of Software and Syst...· 0 citations
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