DevTracker is a research prototype developed by Martin Brandtner from the University of Zurich. It aims to enable rule-based content-filtering and usage tracking for user studies in web-based integrated development environments (IDEs).

This research prototype is designed to facilitate user studies in the field of software development by implementing rule-based content-filtering and usage tracking. With DevTracker, researchers can analyze and track how developers interact with web-based IDEs, allowing them to gather valuable insights into their workflows and usage patterns.

By enabling rule-based content-filtering, DevTracker allows researchers to filter out specific types of content, such as certain code patterns or programming languages, to focus their studies on specific areas of interest. Additionally, the usage tracking feature provides detailed information on how developers utilize the IDE, including the frequency of certain actions or commands.

DevTracker is a free tool available on the Chrome platform, making it easily accessible to researchers and developers alike. Its innovative approach to content-filtering and usage tracking in web-based IDEs opens up new possibilities for user studies and research in the field of software development.