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ESEM 2015: An empirical study of design degradation: how software projects get worse over time
Software decay is a key concern for large, long lived software projects. Systems degrade over time as design and implementation compromises and exceptions pile up. However, there has been little research quantifying this decay, or understanding how software projects deal … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, Ayda Mannan, Carlos Jensen, ESEM, Iftekhar Ahmed, Rahul Gopinath
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