TeamEthno-Online Issue 2:
June 2006
Ethnographies of Code
Computer Programs as the Lived Work of Computer Programming
In this Issue:
Introduction:
Ethnographies of Code - John Rooksby and David Martin, Lancaster University
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 1-2.
Papers:
Knowledge and reasoning about code in a large code base - David Martin and John Rooksby, Lancaster University
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 3-12.
Designing a program. Programming the design - Steinar Kristoffersen, University of Oslo.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 13-24.
'The next line': Understanding programmers' work - Barry Brown, University of Glasgow.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 25-33.
The code document’s structure and analysis - Stuart Reeves, University of Nottingham.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 34-51.
Casual and team collaboration in high performance computing - Catalina Danis, IBM TJ Watson Research Center.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 52-57.
An annotation scheme to support analysis of programming activities - Sebastian Jekutsch, Freie Universität Berlin.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 58-66.
ElectroCodeoGram: An environment for studying programming - Frank Schlesinger and Sebastian Jekutsch, Freie Universität Berlin.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 67-76.
Story telling with code: Archaeology of climate modelling - Gabriele Gramelsberger, Freie Universität Berlin.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 77-84.
Aspects of PROLOG history: Logic programming and professional dynamics - Philippe Rouchy, Blekinge Institute of Technology.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 85-100.
Peer programming: Shared programming resources and how they might be used to understand the activity of programming - Chris Douce.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 101-107.
Symlinks as boundary objects - Christophe Lejeune, University of Technology in Troyes.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 108-111.
Programming infrastructure and code production: An ethnographic study - Julia Prior, Toni Robertson, John Leaney, University of Technology Sydney.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 112-120.
Short Papers:
Ethnographies of programming: position paper - Carey Jewitt, London Knowledge Lab.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 121-122.
Software engineering as an ensemble of cultural-social practices - Robert Schmidt, Freie Universität Berlin.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 123.
Ethnographies of code: Coordination between pairs in agile pair programming - Chris Hinds, Ondrej Mates and Marina Jirotka, University of Oxford.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 124-125.
Unpicking the pair programming process - Sallyann Bryant, P Romero and B du Bouley, University of Sussex.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 126.
Values in design and politics and programming made ordinary - Daniel Ashton, Lancaster University.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 127-129.
Craft tradition in the history of computer programming 1974 - 2004 - Ian Martin, Manchester Metropolitan University.
TeamEthno-online issue 2, June 2006, 130-134.