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Taking Stock of the Bazaar: 3rd Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering

Taking Stock of the Bazaar: The 3rd Workshop on Open Source Software Engineering was held on May 3, 2003 at the 25th International Conference on Software Engineering.

Building on the success of the 1st and 2nd Workshops on Open Source Software Engineering (ICSE 2001 and ICSE 2002) - Taking Stock of the Bazaar brought together researchers and practitioners for the purpose of discussing the diverse array of techniques, supporting tools and social/organizational contexts which can be observed in the domain of open source software (OSS).

Workshop Proceedings:

You can download the workshop proceedings in PDF format (1.5MB).

• Taking Stock of the Bazaar (Introduction) (Feller, Fitzgerald, Hissam and Lakhani)
• Addressing Challenges to Open Source Collaboration with the Semantic Web (Ankolekar, Herbsleb and Sycara)
• Open-Source Development Processes and Tools (Boldyreff, Lavery, Nutter and Rank)
• Evidences in the evolution of OS projects through Changelog Analyses (Capiluppi, Lago and Morisio)
• Tools for light-weight knowledge sharing in open-source software development (Cubranic, Holmes, Ying and Murphy)
• Towards a Product Model of Open Source Software in a Commercial Environment (Deng, Seifert and Vogel)
• Open source processes: no place for politics? (Divitini, Jaccheri, Monteiro and Trætteberg)
• The Virtual Organizational Culture of a Free Software Development Community (Elliott)
• Release Management Within Open Source Projects (Erenkrantz)
• Issues in Implementing an Open Source-based XML Repository Manager for Application Maintenance and Adaptation (Galatescu, Florian, Costea and Conescu)
• Automating the Measurement of Open Source Projects (German and Mockus)
• Beyond Code: Content Management and the Open Source Development Portal (Halloran, Scherlis and Erenkrantz)
• Automating the Discovery and Modeling of Open Source Software Development Processes (Jensen and Scacchi)
• On Automatic Categorization of Open Source Software (Kawaguchi, Garg, Matsushita and Inoue)
• Adopting Open-Source Software Engineering in Computer Science Education (Liu)
• Why OSS Folks Think SE Folks Are Clue-Impaired (Massey)
• Integrated Open-Source Software Development Activities Browser (CoxR) (Matsushita, Sasaki, Tahara, Ishikawa and Inoue)
• Quality and the Reliance on Individuals in Free Software Projects (Michlmayr and Hill)
• Studying the evolution of libre software projects using publicly available data (Robles-Martínez, González-Barahona, González, Olivera and Merino)
• Toward an Empirical Assessment of the Benefits of Open Source Software (Russo, Zuliani and Succi)
• Issues and Experiences in Modeling Open Source Software Development Processes (Scacchi)
• Version Management Tools: CVS to BK in the Linux Kernel (Shaikh and Cornford)
• Improving Verification, Validation, and Test of the Linux Kernel: the Linux Stabilization Project (Thomas)
• Open Source Methodologies and Mission Critical Software Development (Voightmann and Coleman)
• Is Open Source Software Development Essentially an Agile Method? (Warstaa and Abrahamsson)

Organising Committee

• Joseph Feller, University College Cork, Ireland (Chair)
• Brian Fitzgerald, University of Limerick, Ireland
• Scott A. Hissam, Software Engineering Institute, USA
• Karim Lakhani, MIT Sloan School of Management, USA