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Measurement of Processes in Open Source Software Development

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Purpose: This paper attempts to present a set of basic metrics which can be used to measure basic development processes in an OSS environment. Design/Methodology/Approach: Reviewing the earlier literature helped in exploring the metrics for measuring the development processes in OSS environment. Results: The OSSD is different from traditional software development because of its open development environment. The development processes are different and the measures required to assess them have to be different.
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