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Hackystat: Support for Software Telemetry Philip M. Johnson

Hackystat is a powerful tool designed for collaborative software development, enabling automatic collection of essential telemetry data such as developer time, build time, test time, and run-time metrics. It offers configurable displays of telemetry streams at three levels of granularity, allowing developers to customize their analysis. The environment is modular and extensible, supporting a variety of sensors for popular programming languages and tools, including Java, C#, C++, Eclipse, and more. Hackystat is backed by industry leaders like IBM, Sun Microsystems, NASA, and the NSF.

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Hackystat: Support for Software Telemetry Philip M. Johnson

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  1. Hackystat: Support for Software Telemetry Philip M. Johnson Collaborative Software Development Laboratory University of Hawaii Honolulu, HI Johnson@hawaii.edu • Automatic collection of developer-time, build time, test-time, and run-time data. • Configurable display of telemetry streams at three grain sizes. • Modular and extensible environment for custom and reusable sensor and analysis development and deployment. • Current sensor support includes: Java, C#, C++, Eclipse, Emacs, JBuilder, Visual Studio, Ant, JUnit, JBlanket, CCCC, CVS, Harvest, LOCC, Microsoft Office, Unix CLI • Sponsored by IBM, Sun Microsystems, NASA, NSF.

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