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Journal Articles
- 2015
[j16]Jill Cao, Scott D. Fleming, Margaret M. Burnett, Christopher Scaffidi:
Idea Garden: Situated Support for Problem Solving by End-User Programmers. Interact. Comput. 27(6): 640-660 (2015)- [j15]Christopher Chambers, Christopher Scaffidi:
Utility and accuracy of smell-driven performance analysis for end-user programmers. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 26: 1-14 (2015) - [j14]Christopher Chambers, Christopher Scaffidi:
Impact and utility of smell-driven performance tuning for end-user programmers. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 28: 176-194 (2015) - 2013
- [j13]Vasanth Krishnamoorthy, Bharatwaj Appasamy, Christopher Scaffidi:
Using Intelligent Tutors to Teach Students How APIs Are Used for Software Engineering in Practice. IEEE Trans. Educ. 56(3): 355-363 (2013) - [j12]Scott D. Fleming, Christopher Scaffidi, David Piorkowski
, Margaret M. Burnett, Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Joseph Lawrance, Irwin Kwan:
An Information Foraging Theory Perspective on Tools for Debugging, Refactoring, and Reuse Tasks. ACM Trans. Softw. Eng. Methodol. 22(2): 14:1-14:41 (2013) - [j11]Yan Zhang, Sheela Surisetty, Christopher Scaffidi:
Assisting comprehension of animation programs through interactive code visualization. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 24(5): 313-326 (2013) - 2012
- [j10]Christopher Scaffidi, Chris Chambers:
Skill Progression Demonstrated by Users in the Scratch Animation Environment. Int. J. Hum. Comput. Interact. 28(6): 383-398 (2012) - [j9]Christopher Scaffidi:
Beyond Solo End-User Programming: A Scientific Basis for Supporting Reuse. Int. J. People Oriented Program. 2(1): 1-15 (2012) - [j8]Chris Chambers, Zachary Sommers, Christopher Scaffidi:
A Study of Help Requested Online by Spreadsheet Users. J. Organ. End User Comput. 24(4): 41-53 (2012) - 2011
- [j7]Amy J. Ko, Robin Abraham, Laura Beckwith, Alan F. Blackwell, Margaret M. Burnett, Martin Erwig, Christopher Scaffidi, Joseph Lawrance, Henry Lieberman, Brad A. Myers, Mary Beth Rosson, Gregg Rothermel, Mary Shaw, Susan Wiedenbeck:
The state of the art in end-user software engineering. ACM Comput. Surv. 43(3): 21:1-21:44 (2011) - 2010
- [j6]Christopher Scaffidi:
Sharing, finding and reusing end-user code for reformatting and validating data. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 21(4): 230-245 (2010) - [j5]Christopher Scaffidi, Christopher Bogart, Margaret M. Burnett, Allen Cypher, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Using traits of web macro scripts to predict reuse. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 21(5): 277-291 (2010) - 2008
- [j4]Christopher Scaffidi, Allen Cypher, Sebastian G. Elbaum, Andhy Koesnandar, Brad A. Myers:
Using scenario-based requirements to direct research on web macro tools. J. Vis. Lang. Comput. 19(4): 485-498 (2008) - 2006
- [j3]Christopher Scaffidi:
Why are APIs difficult to learn and use? ACM Crossroads 12(4): 4 (2006) - 2005
- [j2]Christopher Scaffidi, Ashish Arora, Shawn A. Butler, Mary Shaw:
A value-based approach to predicting system properties from design. ACM SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes 30(4): 1-5 (2005) - [j1]Christopher Scaffidi, Mary Shaw, Brad A. Myers:
An approach for categorizing end user programmers to guide software engineering research. ACM SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes 30(4): 1-5 (2005)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2019
- [c53]Rahul Patel, Chris Scaffidi:
Visualizing the Daily Physical Activities and Nutrition Information of High School Athletes. ICITS 2019: 702-711 - [c52]Christopher Scaffidi:
On-Ramps to Learning: The Progression of Learners Through Topics in the Online LabVIEW Forum. ICITS 2019: 791-801 - 2017
- [c51]Christopher Scaffidi:
Potential Financial Payoffs to End-User Developers. IS-EUD 2017: 183-190 - [c50]Christopher Scaffidi:
Workers who use spreadsheets and who program earn more than similar workers who do neither. VL/HCC 2017: 233-237 - [c49]Laxmi Ganesan, Christopher Scaffidi, Andrew P. Dove:
Support for learning while debugging in a distributed visual programming language. VL/HCC 2017: 267-271 - 2016
- [c48]Christopher Scaffidi, Andrew P. Dove, Tahmid Nabi:
LondonTube: Overcoming Hidden Dependencies in Cloud-Mobile-Web Programming. CHI 2016: 3498-3508 - [c47]David Piorkowski, Austin Z. Henley, Tahmid Nabi, Scott D. Fleming, Christopher Scaffidi, Margaret M. Burnett:
Foraging and navigations, fundamentally: developers' predictions of value and cost. SIGSOFT FSE 2016: 97-108 - [c46]Tahmid Nabi, Kyle M. D. Sweeney, Sam Lichlyter, David Piorkowski, Chris Scaffidi, Margaret M. Burnett, Scott D. Fleming:
Putting information foraging theory to work: Community-based design patterns for programming tools. VL/HCC 2016: 129-133 - [c45]Chris Scaffidi:
Potential financial motivations for end-user programming. VL/HCC 2016: 180-184 - 2015
- [c44]Christopher Scaffidi, Laurel Kincl, Diana Rohlman, Kim Anderson:
Linking the Physical with the Perceptual: Health and Exposure Monitoring with Cyber-physical Questionnaires. DSD 2015: 563-566 - [c43]Christopher Scaffidi:
What Training is Needed by Practicing Engineers Who Create Cyberphysical Systems? EUROMICRO-SEAA 2015: 298-305 - [c42]Christopher Scaffidi, Christopher Chambers, Sheela Surisetty:
A Code-Centric Cluster-Based Approach for Searching Online Support Forums for Programmers. ICMLA 2015: 1032-1037 - [c41]David Piorkowski, Scott D. Fleming, Christopher Scaffidi, Margaret M. Burnett, Irwin Kwan, Austin Z. Henley, Jamie Macbeth, Charles Hill, Amber Horvath:
To fix or to learn? How production bias affects developers' information foraging during debugging. ICSME 2015: 11-20 - [c40]Sheela Surisetty, Catherine Law, Chris Scaffidi:
Behavior-based clustering of visual code. VL/HCC 2015: 261-269 - 2014
- [c39]Balaji Athreya, Christopher Scaffidi:
Towards aiding within-patch information foraging by end-user programmers. VL/HCC 2014: 13-20 - [c38]James Admire, Abbas Al Zawwad, Abdulwahab Almorebah, Sanchit Karve, Christopher Scaffidi:
Code you can use: Searching for web automation scripts based on reusability. VL/HCC 2014: 81-88 - 2013
- [c37]Sanchit Karve, Christopher Scaffidi:
Towards mining informal online data to guide component-reuse decisions. CBSE 2013: 65-74 - [c36]David Piorkowski, Scott D. Fleming, Irwin Kwan, Margaret M. Burnett, Christopher Scaffidi, Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Joshua Jordahl:
The whats and hows of programmers' foraging diets. CHI 2013: 3063-3072 - [c35]Christopher Chambers, Chris Scaffidi:
Smell-driven performance analysis for end-user programmers. VL/HCC 2013: 159-166 - 2012
- [c34]Christopher Scaffidi, Joel Brandt, Margaret M. Burnett, Andrew P. Dove, Brad A. Myers:
SIG: end-user programming. CHI Extended Abstracts 2012: 1193-1996 - [c33]David Piorkowski, Scott D. Fleming, Christopher Scaffidi, Christopher Bogart, Margaret M. Burnett, Bonnie E. John, Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Calvin Swart:
Reactive information foraging: an empirical investigation of theory-based recommender systems for programmers. CHI 2012: 1471-1480 - [c32]Taj Morton, Alex Weeks, Samuel House, Patrick Chiang, Chris Scaffidi:
Location and activity tracking with the cloud. EMBC 2012: 5846-5849 - [c31]Christopher Scaffidi, Aniket Dahotre, Yan Zhang:
How well do online forums facilitate discussion and collaboration among novice animation programmers? SIGCSE 2012: 191-196 - [c30]Anna Harutyunyan, Glencora Borradaile, Chris Chambers, Christopher Scaffidi:
Planted-model evaluation of algorithms for identifying differences between spreadsheets. VL/HCC 2012: 7-14 - [c29]Jill Cao, Irwin Kwan, Rachel White, Scott D. Fleming, Margaret M. Burnett, Christopher Scaffidi:
From barriers to learning in the idea garden: An empirical study. VL/HCC 2012: 59-66 - [c28]Balaji Athreya, Faezeh Bahmani, Alex Diede, Chris Scaffidi:
End-user programmers on the loose: A study of programming on the phone for the phone. VL/HCC 2012: 75-82 - 2011
- [c27]Christopher Scaffidi, Margaret M. Burnett, Maria Francesca Costabile, Simone Stumpf, Volker Wulf:
European-American Collaboration Workshop. IS-EUD 2011: 409-412 - [c26]Michael Jones, Christopher Scaffidi:
Obstacles and opportunities with using visual and domain-specific languages in scientific programming. VL/HCC 2011: 9-16 - [c25]David Piorkowski, Scott D. Fleming, Christopher Scaffidi, Liza John, Christopher Bogart, Bonnie E. John, Margaret M. Burnett, Rachel K. E. Bellamy:
Modeling programmer navigation: A head-to-head empirical evaluation of predictive models. VL/HCC 2011: 109-116 - 2010
- [c24]Brad A. Myers, Margaret M. Burnett, Amy J. Ko, Mary Beth Rosson, Christopher Scaffidi, Susan Wiedenbeck:
End user software engineering: CHI 2010 special interest group meeting. CHI Extended Abstracts 2010: 3189-3192 - [c23]Aniket Dahotre, Yan Zhang, Christopher Scaffidi:
A qualitative study of animation programming in the wild. ESEM 2010 - [c22]Chris Chambers, Christopher Scaffidi:
Struggling to Excel: A Field Study of Challenges Faced by Spreadsheet Users. VL/HCC 2010: 187-194 - 2009
- [c21]Christopher Scaffidi, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Fast, Accurate Creation of Data Validation Formats by End-User Developers. IS-EUD 2009: 242-261 - [c20]Christopher Scaffidi, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Intelligently creating and recommending reusable reformatting rules. IUI 2009: 297-306 - [c19]Christopher Scaffidi, Christopher Bogart, Margaret M. Burnett, Allen Cypher, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Predicting reuse of end-user web macro scripts. VL/HCC 2009: 93-100 - 2008
- [c18]Christopher Scaffidi, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Toped: enabling end-user programmers to validate data. CHI Extended Abstracts 2008: 3519-3524 - [c17]Christopher Scaffidi, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Topes: reusable abstractions for validating data. ICSE 2008: 1-10 - [c16]Christopher Scaffidi, Allen Cypher, Sebastian G. Elbaum, Andhy Koesnandar, James Lin, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Using topes to validate and reformat data in end-user programming tools. WEUSE@ICSE 2008: 11-15 - [c15]Christopher Scaffidi, Mary Shaw:
Accommodating data heterogeneity in ULS systems. ULSSIS@ICSE 2008: 15-18 - [c14]Christopher Scaffidi, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Tool support for data validation by end-user programmers. ICSE 2008: 867-870 - [c13]Christopher Scaffidi, Christopher Bogart, Margaret M. Burnett, Allen Cypher, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Characterizing reusability of end-user web macro scripts. RSSE@SIGSOFT FSE 2008: 1 - [c12]Andhy Koesnandar, Sebastian G. Elbaum, Gregg Rothermel, Lorin Hochstein, Christopher Scaffidi, Kathryn T. Stolee:
Using assertions to help end-user programmers create dependable web macros. SIGSOFT FSE 2008: 124-134 - [c11]Christopher Bogart, Margaret M. Burnett, Allen Cypher, Christopher Scaffidi:
End-user programming in the wild: A field study of CoScripter scripts. VL/HCC 2008: 39-46 - 2007
- [c10]Christopher Scaffidi:
Unsupervised Inference of Data Formats in Human-Readable Notation. ICEIS (5) 2007: 236-244 - [c9]Christopher Scaffidi:
A Data Model to Support End User Software Engineering. ICSE Companion 2007: 79-80 - [c8]Christopher Scaffidi, Kevin Bierhoff, Eric Chang, Mikhael Felker, Herman Ng, Chun Jin:
Red Opal: product-feature scoring from reviews. EC 2007: 182-191 - [c7]Christopher Scaffidi, Allen Cypher, Sebastian G. Elbaum, Andhy Koesnandar, Brad A. Myers:
Scenario-Based Requirements for Web Macro Tools. VL/HCC 2007: 197-204 - [c6]Christopher Scaffidi:
A Lightweight Model for End Users' Data: Progress and Future Work. VL/HCC 2007: 268-269 - 2006
- [c5]Christopher Scaffidi, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Challenges, Motivations, and Success Factors in the Creation of Hurricane Katrina "Person Locator" Web Sites. PPIG 2006: 16 - [c4]Christopher Scaffidi, Amy J. Ko, Brad A. Myers, Mary Shaw:
Dimensions Characterizing Programming Feature Usage by Information Workers. VL/HCC 2006: 59-64 - [c3]Christopher Scaffidi:
A Lightweight Model for End Users' Domain-Specific Data. VL/HCC 2006: 242-243 - 2005
- [c2]Christopher Scaffidi, Mary Shaw, Brad A. Myers:
An approach for categorizing end user programmers to guide software engineering research. WEUSE@ICSE 2005: 6:1-6:5 - [c1]Christopher Scaffidi, Mary Shaw, Brad A. Myers:
Estimating the Numbers of End Users and End User Programmers. VL/HCC 2005: 207-214
Parts in Books or Collections
- 2017
- [p1]Brad A. Myers, Amy J. Ko, Chris Scaffidi, Stephen Oney, YoungSeok Yoon, Kerry Shih-Ping Chang, Mary Beth Kery, Toby Jia-Jun Li:
Making End User Development More Natural. New Perspectives in End-User Development 2017: 1-22
Editorship
- 2014
- [e2]Scott D. Fleming, Andrew Fish, Christopher Scaffidi:
IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing, VL/HCC 2014, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, July 28 - August 1, 2014. IEEE Computer Society 2014, ISBN 978-1-4799-4035-6 [contents] - 2011
- [e1]Gennaro Costagliola, Amy J. Ko, Allen Cypher, Jeffrey Nichols, Christopher Scaffidi, Caitlin Kelleher, Brad A. Myers:
2011 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing, VL/HCC 2011, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, September 18-22, 2011. IEEE 2011, ISBN 978-1-4577-1246-3 [contents]
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