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SIGSOFT
2006
ACM
16 years 7 months ago
Exceptions and aspects: the devil is in the details
It is usually assumed that the implementation of exception handling can be better modularized by the use of aspectoriented programming (AOP). However, the trade-offs involved in u...
Alessandro Garcia, Cecília M. F. Rubira, Ed...
148
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ICSE
2003
IEEE-ACM
16 years 7 months ago
Why Can't They Create Architecture Models Like "Developer X"? An Experience Report
A large financial company, struggling with legacy systems that did not interoperate, performed a pilot project to teach software architecture to an enthusiastic application develo...
George Fairbanks
187
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ICSE
2008
IEEE-ACM
16 years 7 months ago
Creating a cognitive metric of programming task difficulty
Conducting controlled experiments about programming activities often requires the use of multiple tasks of similar difficulty. In previously reported work about a controlled exper...
Brian de Alwis, Gail C. Murphy, Shawn Minto
KBSE
2009
IEEE
16 years 1 months ago
Automatically Recommending Triage Decisions for Pragmatic Reuse Tasks
—Planning a complex software modification task imposes a high cognitive burden on developers, who must juggle navigating the software, understanding what they see with respect t...
Reid Holmes, Tristan Ratchford, Martin P. Robillar...
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ESEM
2009
ACM
16 years 1 months ago
The evolution and impact of code smells: A case study of two open source systems
Code smells are design flaws in object-oriented designs that may lead to maintainability issues in the further evolution of the software system. This study focuses on the evolutio...
Steffen Olbrich, Daniela Cruzes, Victor R. Basili,...