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Cooperative environments to support Software Development (CSD) have as main goal to enable several users connected over network to work together in order to develop software.
They have to solve problems such as: coherence maintenance of the software project
through the distributed system by managing possible conflicts between local versions of
each group member and promote the necessary mechanisms for the inter-group awareness
and integrity.
We introduce in this paper a distributed solution to support CSD by describing our own
prototype: a Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) architecture for software
development. It enables a group of developers (2 to 4), possibly located at remote places and connected over network, to develop software together. A cooperative multimedia editing environment is available during the development cycle, enclosing mechanisms of computer-conferencing (text, audio and video communications).
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Computer-supported cooperative work User interfaces Distributed systems Programming environments
Pedagogical Context
Citation
Marcos, Adérito - A distributed environment to support cooperative software development. In Fdida, Serge, ed. - "Fifth International Conference on High Performance Networking" [Em linha]. North-Holland: Elsevier, 1994. ISBN 044482023X. p. 375-390
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Elsevier Science B.V. (North-Holland)