La Búsqueda de la calidad en las herramientas tipo IDE habilitadas con IA : Modelo de Dominio : Modelo de Dominio

Frank Caicedo; Giovanna Cianfaglione; Maria Perez; Dinarle Ortega

doi:10.58479/acbfn.2024.111

Authors

Frank Caicedo Metropolitan University
Giovanna Metropolitan University https://orcid.org/0009-0004-8839-6034
Maria Metropolitan University https://orcid.org/0009-0000-9288-5763
Dinarle Metropolitan University https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6503-352X

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58479/acbfn.2024.111

Keywords:

DevSecOps, IDE, IA - Enabled Tools, Quality, ISO 25059

Abstract

Technological advancement has driven the growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled Integrated Development Environment (IDE) software tools, offering developers unlimited opportunities to address issues, automate tasks, and enhance creativity across various domains, from data analysis to content generation. This article specifies a domain model for AI-enabled IDE tools considering ISO 25059 as a fundamental basis in the quest for a quality estimation model for such tools. This domain model is constructed through comprehensive analysis, literature review, examination of the most relevant plugins, and utilizing the standard UML language, particularly that of the class diagram, due to its semantic richness for formulating it precisely and understandably. It's important to acknowledge that this model may have certain limitations associated with available information provided by manufacturers and bibliographic sources. Nonetheless, this model provides a standardized structure that facilitates communication and contributes to the success of a target project by aiding in the understanding of complex realities inherent in AI-enabled tools' quality, especially in the context of IDEs.

Author Biographies

Frank Caicedo, Metropolitan University

Information Technology Project Manager at SISTEMAS MCL, CA. Venezuela.

Dinarle, Metropolitan University

I have a degree in Computer Science and a PhD in Computer Science from the Universidad Central de Venezuela. My disciplines of interest are Software Engineering and Information Systems. In particular, the areas of knowledge of Software Requirements, Software Design, Software Architecture, Enterprise Architectures, Software Quality and Software Project Management. I work as a full time professor in the School of Computer Engineering. As Research Coordinator of the School, I am dedicated to keep updated the lines of research and strengthen the research bases of the School of Computer Engineering, with an integrated vision with the functions of teaching and extension, considering that the human resource, occupies a central place. My hobby is the practice of mountaineering because it allows me to integrate with nature, explore it, enjoy its landscapes and fill me with its energy, considering it a form of active meditation, as defined by a friend. I also like dancing as a discipline that allows the body to exercise while being in harmony with the music.