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Software Crowdsourcing Practices and Research Directions

Emese Bari, Matt Johnston, Wenjun Wu, Wei‐Tek Tsai

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Software crowdsourcing has been a popular topic in software engineering, human computation, social computing, and economics. This paper summarizes important lessons learned from industrial software crowdsourcing as well as key theoretical work related to software crowdsourcing.

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Software crowdsourcing has been a popular topic in software engineering, human computation, social computing, and economics. This paper summarizes important lessons learned from industrial software crowdsourcing as well as key theoretical work related to software crowdsourcing.

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Software crowdsourcing has been a popular topic in software engineering, human computation, social computing, and economics. This paper summarizes important lessons learned from industrial software crowdsourcing as well as key theoretical work related to software crowdsourcing.

Key concepts: Crowdsourcing, Crowdsourcing software development, Computer science, Software, Social software engineering, Data science, Key (lock), Software analytics

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