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Thanks to Christoph Treude who closes the Doctoral Symposium session of #ICSME2023 with a very interesting talk on “how, when and where to publish”. IEEE ICSME 2025

Using the TypeScript compiler for more effective and accurate Node.js code correction compared to a linter like ESLint. Brittany Reid presenting our NCC work with Markus Wagner at IEEE SCAM Conference. Preprint arxiv.org/abs/2308.12079 GitHub github.com/Brittany-Reid/…

Calling all miners! 🚀 Join us for a 40-min tutorial on the DevGPT MSR mining challenge. Get the lowdown on the dataset, its potential, file formats, submission tips, and a Q&A session. Mark your calendars! 🗓️ Oct 17th at 00:00 UTC. Don't miss out! Details to join in comments.

Wanna participate in our mining challenge, DevGPT? Check out the slides and tutorial video here: github.com/NAIST-SE/DevGP… #MSR #devgpt #mining #challenge #AI #ML #LLM

An interesting research opportunity into the impact of #TeXLaTeX on science: tug.org/pipermail/texh… Christoph Treude Boris Veytsman

Wondering how #LLMs might rock the world of #QualitativeResearch? Read our latest paper "Large Language Models for Qualitative Research in Software Engineering: Exploring Opportunities and Challenges" in the Automated Software Engineering journal. 👉 researchsquare.com/article/rs-361…

The paper presented today is "Do CONTRIBUTING Files Provide Information about OSS Newcomers’ Onboarding Barriers?", with davidcshepherd Igor Scaliante Wiese Igor Steinmacher Christoph Treude and Marco Aurelio Gerosa

How do we measure the scientific impact of outputs that are not papers? We hosted a hackathon with 60 practitioners from 13 countries to map the adoption & impact of research software in science. Read on for their answers bit.ly/46N5vrk

Who loves a challenge? Dec 7th is the abstract deadline, and you still have until Dec 11th for the paper submission.

arxiv.org/abs/2306.10019 . Preprints to our latest discussions on Protestware IEEE Software Christoph Treude

If your around ICSE , check out our poster on our ongoing work investigating Protestware. arxiv.org/pdf/2401.16715…

Exploring impact of generative AI on software dev via GitHub's Copilot for PRs (githubnext.com/projects/copil…): it reduces review time and increases merge chances, plus insights on devs' adjustments to AI output. FSE 2025 paper: arxiv.org/abs/2402.08967. Led by NAIST SE Lab Hideaki Hata

Excited to share that our research work on optimizing horizontal auto-scaling of microservices has been accepted at ICSA 2025! Check out the preprint here: t.ly/dYo3d #ICSA2024 #PhDResearch #SoftwareEngineering

We (Fabio Palomba and I) would be chairing the mining challenge session at MSR 2025 today 14-15:30 at Almada Negreiros hall ICSE . Please come listen to the amazing talks! Special thanks to Christoph Treude and other DevGPT authors for co-chairing this year's challenge. #msr2024

At #msr2024 hearing how we have moved from mining to generating artifacts by ⁦Christoph Treude⁩

Very interesting talk by Christoph Treude on MSR in #LLM era; we should go beyond quality of LLM output but how developers interact with it and its side effects MSR 2025

Excited about #ICSME2024 in Flagstaff? We are too! Announcing the Tool Demo track. Showcase your innovative tools and make a lasting impact! More details here conf.researchr.org/track/icsme-20… IMPORTANT DATES 🗓️ Paper deadline: June 27 🗓️ Notifications: August 4 🗓️ Camera-ready: August 20

.Christoph Treude is starting to talk about "Empirical Software Engineering Research in the Age of LLMs" at #SIESTA2024. Discover the role of empirical research amidst #AI advancements! 🤖

New MSR 2025 paper! SE Research often relies on human subjects to evaluate tool or process innovations. Do they actually help? Questions like “Does this tool generate a good code summary?” “Is this a good, descriptive identifier name?” depend on Human subjective opinion. 1/🧵

A useful taxonomy of the types of things people say to AI during software development. Christoph Treude , Marco Aurelio Gerosa arxiv.org/abs/2501.08774