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ICSE 2023
Sun 14 - Sat 20 May 2023 Melbourne, Australia

Software Ecosystems (SECO) depend on platforms that serve as environments for developers’ interaction. The SECO may die when the organization that owns the platform does not support the synergy between organizational goals and developers’ expectations. The death results in the suspension of vital activities, such as code development and maintenance, impacting developers who lose work, learning, and experience gained. On the other hand, the responsible corporation loses resources invested in SECO. These signs indicate a SECO death is an important event for the community and should be analyzed. This paper reports a GitHub (GH) study focusing on three web SECOs: AngularJS, PhantomJS, and MomentJS. We analyze metrics based on developer community engagement and collaboration to understand what happens in these SECOs before, during, and after the platform’s death.

Sun 14 May

Displayed time zone: Hobart change

11:00 - 12:30
SESoS Technical Session 1: Systems-of-Systems & EcosystemsSESoS at Meeting Room 107
11:00
18m
Paper
Achieving Interoperability with MBSE and Asset Administration Shells: Integration of MATLAB/Simulink and BaSyx
SESoS
P: Mateus Molina Fraunhofer IESE, A: Tagline Treichel Fraunhofer IESE
11:18
18m
Paper
Virtual validation of the system architecture design of a production plant with regard to fault tolerance
SESoS
P: Thomas Bauer Fraunhofer IESE, A: Felix Schulte-Langforth Fraunhofer IESE, A: Zain Shahwar PUMACY TECHNOLOGIES AG, A: Bernd Bredehorst PUMACY TECHNOLOGIES AG
11:36
18m
Talk
Social Networks during Software Ecosystems’ Death
SESoS
P: Pedro Arantes UFMS, A: Felipe Soupinski Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul, A: Awdren Fontão Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS)
11:54
18m
Paper
Towards a SECO for Carbon Credit Control
SESoS
P: Luiz Fernando Santos Federal University of Juiz de Fora, A: Jonas Gomes UFJF, A: Regina Braga UFJF, A: José Maria David Federal University of Juiz de Fora, A: Victor Ströele UFJF
12:12
18m
Paper
Exploring Community Smell Co-occurrences in the Context of Bangladesh: An Empirical Study
SESoS
P: Noshin Tahsin Institute of Information Technology, University of Dhaka, A: Kazi Sakib Institute of Information Technology, University of Dhaka