Software Engineering Podcasts: An Empirical Study of Their Potential as a Research Resource
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| author | Wyrich, Marvin Kalinowski, Marcos Neto, Adolfo Apel, Sven |
| author_facet | Wyrich, Marvin Kalinowski, Marcos Neto, Adolfo Apel, Sven |
| contents | Podcasts have become an increasingly popular medium for knowledge sharing within the software engineering (SE) community, offering insights into industry developments and the perspectives of professionals with different backgrounds. As this medium grows, it presents a potentially valuable resource not only for practitioners but also for researchers seeking to understand the evolving field. However, little is known about the actual content of SE podcasts or how they are perceived and used by researchers. This study systematically explores the SE podcast landscape, analyzing its content and surveying researchers to assess how podcasts can serve as a meaningful resource for advancing empirical software engineering research. |
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| institution | arXiv |
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| spellingShingle | Software Engineering Podcasts: An Empirical Study of Their Potential as a Research Resource Wyrich, Marvin Kalinowski, Marcos Neto, Adolfo Apel, Sven Software Engineering Podcasts have become an increasingly popular medium for knowledge sharing within the software engineering (SE) community, offering insights into industry developments and the perspectives of professionals with different backgrounds. As this medium grows, it presents a potentially valuable resource not only for practitioners but also for researchers seeking to understand the evolving field. However, little is known about the actual content of SE podcasts or how they are perceived and used by researchers. This study systematically explores the SE podcast landscape, analyzing its content and surveying researchers to assess how podcasts can serve as a meaningful resource for advancing empirical software engineering research. |
| title | Software Engineering Podcasts: An Empirical Study of Their Potential as a Research Resource |
| topic | Software Engineering |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.26793 |