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Mercury: Empowering Programmers’ Mobile Work Practices with Microproductivity
In this paper, authors explore how software might help programmers make productive use of their time while away from their workspace. It explores how to facilitate programmers’ mobile work practices and cross-device work as subjects express interest in work more grounded in their existing code tasks. The paper introduces Mercury, a mobile programming tool that auto-generates microtasks based on programmers’ existing code.
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Mercury (Programmer's tool for micro-productivity)
RQ (Mercury: Empowering Programmers’ Mobile Work Practices with Microproductivity)
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