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Sorry, I should have given some examples. I'm talking about the secondary work that goes into software, things like environment setup, building artifacts, prod
by flurie 4y ago
Sorry, I should have given some examples.
I'm talking about the secondary work that goes into software, things like environment setup, building artifacts, producing ancillary tooling, and deployment.
I know these might be considered disparate, and I'm intentionally omitting topics that I know are studied, such as formal verification and fuzzing.
I was joking with my spouse, who is a methodologist in medicine, about making a group of researchers set up environments for working on various large open source projects as an example.
Perhaps all of this crosses into operations research?
- azhenley 4y agoYes, dev ops and the surrounding tooling are studied. ICSE, FSE, and CHI publish papers on these topics. Though you’re right that code gets more attention.