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Hello Andreas,
thank you for the answer.
<< - Can we find out how often/long a programmer reads the JavaDoc tooltips
that pop up for a method in code completion?
- If Code Recommenders intelligent ranking moves a method from position
42 to position 1 *and* the programmer selects it, how much time does
this safe the programmer? (It's not just hitting "Arrow Down" 41
times...we also safe time skimming JavaDocs, for example)
- Can we measure how much time is spend navigating through menus rather
than using a keyboard shortcut?>>
Okay that means: For the measure I need some special algorithms,
which can calculate how much time was spent.
That sounds very interesting for me.
How should the results be displayed? In a view, dialog etc.?
Regards,
Timur
2013/2/20 Andreas Sewe
<andreas.sewe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello Timur,
> I have seen some cool projects on the ideas page [1],
> and I’m very interesting on this project: Usage Data Collection for Code
> Completion and Beyond
>
> I think that’s a great idea and every developer want this informations,
> because the code completion is one of the key features from an IDE.
> I work every day with Eclipse and I want an answer to this question: How
> much time saves code completion each day?
we are ourselves still at the brainstorming stage. But here are a few
questions you might want to ponder:
- Can we find out how often/long a programmer reads the JavaDoc tooltips
that pop up for a method in code completion?
- If Code Recommenders intelligent ranking moves a method from position
42 to position 1 *and* the programmer selects it, how much time does
this safe the programmer? (It's not just hitting "Arrow Down" 41
times...we also safe time skimming JavaDocs, for example)
- Can we measure how much time is spend navigating through menus rather
than using a keyboard shortcut?
Best wishes,
Andreas
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