An empirical comparison of dependency network evolution in seven software packaging ecosystems

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RT @johannes_wachs: @mgreiler @avandeursen @margaretstorey @azaidman @davidcshepherd I like the work of @cmustrudel on social aspects of OS…

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@mgreiler @avandeursen @margaretstorey @azaidman @davidcshepherd I like the work of @cmustrudel on social aspects of OSS like this one by @sophiehsqq et al: https://t.co/Fb3j9RWw3o And one from @AlexandreDecan, @tom_mens & Grosjean on OSS dependencies:

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An empirical comparison of dependency network evolution in seven software packaging ecosystems. Alexandre Decan, Tom Mens, Philippe Grosjean https://t.co/4CKHfTIj1i

12 Aug 2019

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@Felienne @TC39 I am not sure if you are looking for empirical evidence for the JS language itself, or for the JS npm packaging ecosystem as well. In the latter case, here are some recent papers: https://t.co/GjEkfKRkVq https://t.co/C697RgzBsa https://t.co

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