Gamification of source code and wikis to improve documentation quality
"Developers don't like to do documentation, because it has no value for them." CollabReview is a web-based tool that addresses well known phenomena like the information exchange dilemma, free riding or tragedy of commons in collaboratively written texts (e.g. source code or wiki articles) through gamification. It thereby encourages developers to contribute more to the project's documentation without requiring coercion or restricting flexibility and agility. Read more on the project home page!
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