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About
CodeGRITS is professionally built and supported by a small dedicated team of HCI and SE researchers from SaNDwich Lab at the University of Notre Dame and Vanderbilt University. We are committed to keeping CodeGRITS open source and making it beneficial for the community.
The authors of CodeGRITS are Ningzhi Tang (equal contribution), Junwen An (equal contribution), Meng Chen, Aakash Bansal, Yu Huang, Collin McMillan, and Toby Jia-Jun Li. Technical support questions, bug reports, and feature requests are best started as a GitHub Issue.
CodeGRITS has won the Artifact Available and Artifact Evaluated badges at ICSE 2024 for its commitment to reproducibility! Please check its details in the ICSE24-AE repository.
We prepared a video demonstration of CodeGRITS for ICSE 2024.
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Credits
CodeGRITS would not be possible without the following commercial and open-source projects:
- IntelliJ Platform SDK: CodeGRITS is built on top of the IntelliJ Platform.
- Tobii Pro SDK: CodeGRITS uses the Tobii Pro SDK to collect eye gaze data from Tobii eye-tracking devices.
- ReType: CodeGRITS documentation is built with Retype.
- JavaCV: CodeGRITS uses JavaCV to implement the screen recorder.
Special thanks to the iTrace team. iTrace is a similar tool to CodeGRITS for collecting developers' eye gaze data in several IDEs, including Eclipse, Visual Studio, and Atom. We have learned a lot from their work and referred to part of their code. Different from iTrace, CodeGRITS is built for JetBrains IDEs and provides a set of extra functionalities (e.g., IDE tracking, screen recording, etc.) for empirical SE researchers.
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License
CodeGRITS is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE for details.
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Contact us
Please feel free to contact us anytime if you have any questions or suggestions.
- Email the developers Ningzhi Tang at ntang@nd.edu / ningzhitang2001@gmail.com or Junwen An at feasiblechart@gmail.com.
- Start a GitHub Issue.