What happens when software developers are (un)happy

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Systems & Software, June 2018

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Hay diversas fuentes o noticias que hablan del tema, para que puedas chequear para tu próxima columna: https://t.co/zaQYHVPcNE https://t.co/04IgXlqUFk https://t.co/KhDWX5JhXA

@PreethaChatterj On developer happiness: “On the Unhappiness of Software Developers” https://t.co/5iCPLZ0d26 “What happens when software developers are (un)happy” https://t.co/XGuYf2VUTH

My Sunday morning reading while watching #PL was a paper on "What happens when software developers are (un)happy" https://t.co/yZ5x5lIXSm followed by Mike Acton’s Expectations of Professional Software Engineers on @AdamChainz blog. https://t.co/1tt3puKvE3.

@kevenwillianps Infelizmente não encontrei nada para finalizar um projeto de forma animada, mas vi alguns trabalhos sobre felicidade no ambiente de desenvolvimento: https://t.co/5gX2805dPM https://t.co/0b5irxeEHM https://t.co/ueT7enAydm

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