‹Programming› 2019
Mon 1 - Thu 4 April 2019 Genoa, Italy
Mon 1 Apr 2019 14:30 - 15:00 at Verdi - ICW Part I Chair(s): Eric Jul

Product and engineering teams’ speed of producing high-quality results is critical to ensuring enterprise competitiveness. Additionally, one can observe an increase in IT systems complexity driven by the adoption of service-oriented architecture, micro-services, and serverless. Therefore, many large enterprises benefit from a mono-repository for source code management because of the improved team cognition that results from eroding barriers between teams and from influencing enhanced teamwork quality. This paper, first, reviews the characteristics of a multi-repositories structure, a monorepository structure, and a hybrid model. Second, it discusses why some manage source code in a multi-repositories structure, either by choice or because of the organic evolution of large enterprises. Third, it reviews how mono-repositories in large teams, beyond the technical arguments, can drive high efficiency and enhanced product quality through improved team cognition.

pre-read: The Issue of Monorepo and Polyrepo In Large Enterprises (the-issue-of-source-code-management-in-large-enterprises.pdf)385KiB

Mon 1 Apr

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14:00 - 15:30
ICW Part IICW at Verdi
Chair(s): Eric Jul University of Oslo
14:00
30m
Short-paper
Towards Polyglot Adapters for the GraalVM
ICW
Fabio Niephaus Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam, Tim Felgentreff Oracle Labs, Potsdam, Robert Hirschfeld Hasso-Plattner-Institut (HPI), Germany
DOI Pre-print
14:30
30m
Short-paper
The Issue Of Source Code Repository Management In Large Enterprises
ICW
DOI Media Attached File Attached
15:00
30m
Short-paper
Factoring out Glue-code in Systems of IoT devices
ICW
Boris Magnusson Lund University, Sweden, Görel Hedin , Björn Johnsson Lund University