Research
My research is focused on supporting software developers in managing bug reports. More specifically, I am interested the in the process of bug triaging and how it can be improved, especially within the context of large open source projects.
I am currently developing TeamBugs, a tool for exploring, organizing, and triaging large collections of bug reports. The ultimate goal is to help developers take on the task of sorting through and assigning bug reports by providing insights through patterns and relationships between bugs.
I also am the Chief Information Officer at Mirth Corporation and was a founding developer on Mirth Connect, a popular open source healthcare integration engine.
Workshop Papers
- Gerald Bortis, André van der Hoek, Teambugs: a collaborative bug tracking tool, CHASE '11 Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Cooperative and Human Aspects of Software Engineering, 2011
- Gerald Bortis, Informal software design knowledge reuse, ICSE '10 Proceedings of the 32nd ACM/IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering - Volume 2, 2010
- Gerald Bortis, André van der Hoek, Software pre-patterns as architectural knowledge, SHARK '08 Proceedings of the 3rd international workshop on Sharing and reusing architectural knowledge, 2008
- Gerald Bortis, André van der Hoek, DesignMinders: A Design Knowledge Collaboration Approach, Third International Workshop on Knowledge Collaboration in Software Development, 2009
- Gerald Bortis, André van der Hoek, DesignMinders: Preserving and Sharing Informal Software Design Knowledge, 2009 ICSR Second Workshop on Knowledge Reuse, 2009
Conference Papers