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most citedWhat Makes a Code Review Useful to OpenDev Developers? An Empirical Investigation

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23 papers

cs.SE2026

GraphQLify: Automated and Type Safety-Preserving GraphQL API Adoption

Saleh Amareen, Arif Rahman, Sazzadur Rahaman +1

GraphQL provides a schema-based, strongly typed query language that enables highly efficient client-server communication. This paper introduces GraphQLify, an automated framework d…

cs.SE2026

ToxiShield: Promoting Inclusive Developer Communication through Real-Time Toxicity Filtering

MD Awsaf Alam Anindya, Showvik Biswas, Anindya Iqbal +2

Toxic interactions during code reviews can undermine teamwork and hinder productivity in software engineering (SE) teams. While prior studies explore toxicity detection and empiric…

cs.SE2026

Real-Time Toxicity Filtering for Open-Source Code Reviews

Md Awsaf Alam Anindya, Showvik Biswas, Anindya Iqbal +2

Toxic interactions in open-source software development harm community collaboration. To combat this, we propose ToxiShield, a realtime browser extension that identifies and detoxif…

cs.SE2026

The Role of Social Identity in Shaping Biases Against Minorities in Software Organizations

Sayma Sultana, London Cavaletto, Bianca Trinkenreich +1

While systemic workplace bias is well-documented in non-computing fields, its specific impact on software engineers remains poorly understood. This study addresses that gap by appl…

cs.DC2025

Cold-Start Anti-Patterns and Refactorings in Serverless Systems: An Empirical Study

Syed Salauddin Mohammad Tariq, Foyzul Hassan, Amiangshu Bosu +1

Serverless computing simplifies deployment and scaling, yet cold-start latency remains a major performance bottleneck. Unlike prior work that treats mitigation as a black-box optim…

cs.SE2025

Beyond Binary Moderation: Identifying Fine-Grained Sexist and Misogynistic Behavior on GitHub with Large Language Models

Tanni Dev, Sayma Sultana, Amiangshu Bosu

Background: Sexist and misogynistic behavior significantly hinders inclusion in technical communities like GitHub, causing developers, especially minorities, to leave due to subtle…