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A Study of Visual Studio Usage in Practice - SANER '16
13.
Outside IDE
(39.8%)
Long
Inactivity
(20.2%)
13
Active IDE
Interaction
(25%)
Short
Inactivity
(15%)
Developers have many very short inactivities
and a few long, break-like inactivities.
Developers spend
much time outside
the IDE, potentially
using external tools.
14.
Active IDE
Interaction
(25%)
Short
Inactivity
(15%)
Active IDE
Interaction
(62.4%)
Short
Inactivity
(37.6%)
14
Kersten et al.
~2h
Minelli et al.
66%
15.
Active IDE
Interaction
(25%)
Short
Inactivity
(15%)
Short
Inactivity
(37.6%)
15
22.4%
The amount of navigation is
a likely indicator for the need
for code understanding
16.
16
We observe interesting,
unexpected developer
behavior.
Some usage aspects
differ significantly across
IDEs.
Consider and look into the causes of our
findings when building next-generation IDEs!
17.
17
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