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Introduction

The idea is to establish an up-to-date repository of information about software development projects and teams in order to: facilitate and support the software engineering community in processes that require knowledge on software development efforts, in the GÉANT project.

Background

So far, an in-depth information about the software projects and development teams in GÉANT has been gathered manually through surveys. In 2017, in the survey conducted by the GN4-2-SA2-T1, 30 software projects were identified. There were developed by about 20 software development teams of highly skilled professionals originating from different member NRENs.

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Considering the above, an up-to-date catalogue of software projects and teams needs to be established in order to provide a way of building a big picture of software development in the GÉANT project.

Example use cases for the catalogue

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As a software engineer I can search for projects doing a related work so that I can start cooperating.As a training coordinator I can get an overview of project characteristics so that I can better plan training activities.As a leader I can search for contact points and people responsible.
As a team member I can search for people with specific competences so that I can start exchanging experience.As an infrastructure provider I can get an overview on projects and teams so that I can better adjust my service to real community needs.As someone I can get an overview of software development efforts in my organisation so that I can make better decision about ... XXX.


Highlights

  • indexing software projects and teams;
  • focus on organisational and technical aspects;
  • unified view for all items in catalogue;
  • access restricted to organisation members;
  • information collected automatically;
  • information download from heterogeneous and scattered sources;
  • information updated continuously.

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