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Crowdsourcing software development

Crowdsourcing software development or software crowdsourcing is an emerging area of software engineering. It is an open call for participation in any task of software development, including documentation, design, coding and testing. These tasks are normally conducted by either members of a software enterprise or people contracted by the enterprise. But…

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Crowdsourcing software development

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Avg. degree1.95
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related to Reference architecture · 8
Crowdsourcing software development → AppStori, Crowdsourcing, For, In, It, The, To, Topcoder

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crowdsourcing software development may topcoder testing participants architecture quality process processes projects also coding example platform level tasks support different

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requirement analysisinstance ofAll these Topcoder members compete against each other in software development tasks0.80text
algorithm designinstance ofAll these Topcoder members compete against each other in software development tasks0.80text
codinginstance ofAll these Topcoder members compete against each other in software development tasks0.80text
and testinginstance ofAll these Topcoder members compete against each other in software development tasks0.80text
bidding tasksinstance ofIt also has specific crowdsourcing processes involving unique activities0.80text
allocating expertsinstance ofIt also has specific crowdsourcing processes involving unique activities0.80text
evaluating qualityinstance ofIt also has specific crowdsourcing processes involving unique activities0.80text
and integrating softwareinstance ofIt also has specific crowdsourcing processes involving unique activities0.80text
data analyticsinstance ofThere are several clear research directions that could be investigated to enhance the architecture0.80text
service based deliveryinstance ofThere are several clear research directions that could be investigated to enhance the architecture0.80text
and framework generalizationinstance ofThere are several clear research directions that could be investigated to enhance the architecture0.80text
the one by Topcoderinstance ofcurrent development processes0.80text

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