Herramientas de desarrollo con soporte colaborativo en Ingeniería de Software (Development tools to provide collaboration in Software Engineering)

Resumen: El desarrollo de software es una actividad inherentemente colaborativa. Usualmente los equipos de desarrollo tienen colaboradores localizados en diferentes lugares, hablando diferentes lenguajes e incluso con diferentes culturas. Es necesario conocer sobre aquellas herramientas que pueden ayudar a los desarrolladores en las diferentes etapas del proceso de creacion de software, y especialmente en la etapa de codificacion. Este articulo muestra los nuevos enfoques que tiene el desarrollo de software colaborativo, su relevancia, y revisa un conjunto de herramientas que incluyen, aquellas creadas como extensiones y aquellas que se usan sobre la web. Se presenta sus caracteristicas principales y una comparacion, ante posibles nuevas implementaciones o para decidir cual utilizar. Palabras clave: IDE basados en Web; Colaboracion; Conocimiento Compartido; Ingenieria de Software.

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