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LikeThis! Empowering App Users to Submit UI Improvement Suggestions Instead of Complaints
Jialiang Wei, Ali Ebrahimi Pourasad, Walid Maalej
User feedback is crucial for the evolution of mobile apps. However, research suggests that users tend to submit uninformative, vague, or destructive feedback. Unlike recent AI4SE a…
FeedAIde: Guiding App Users to Submit Rich Feedback Reports by Asking Context-Aware Follow-Up Questions
Ali Ebrahimi Pourasad, Meyssam Saghiri, Walid Maalej
User feedback is essential for the success of mobile apps, yet what users report and what developers need often diverge. Research shows that users often submit vague feedback and o…
On Fun for Teaching Large Programming Courses
Walid Maalej
Teaching software development basics to hundreds of students in a frontal setting is cost-efficient and thus still common in universities. However, in a large lecture hall, student…
Smells Depend on the Context: An Interview Study of Issue Tracking Problems and Smells in Practice
Lloyd Montgomery, Clara Lüders, Christian Rahe +1
Issue Tracking Systems (ITSs) enable software developers and managers to collect and resolve issues collaboratively. While researchers have extensively analysed ITS data to automat…
Model Cards Revisited: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice for Ethical AI Requirements
Tim Puhlfürß, Julia Butzke, Walid Maalej
Model cards are the primary documentation framework for developers of artificial intelligence (AI) models to communicate critical information to their users. Those users are often…
Getting Inspiration for Feature Elicitation: App Store- vs. LLM-based Approach
Jialiang Wei, Anne-Lise Courbis, Thomas Lambolais +4
Over the past decade, app store (AppStore)-inspired requirements elicitation has proven to be highly beneficial. Developers often explore competitors' apps to gather inspiration fo…