Context Technical debt is a software engineering metaphor, referring to the eventual
financial consequences of trade-offs between shrinking product time to market and poorly …

Anecdotal and qualitative evidence from industry indicates that two programmers working
side-by-side at one computer, collaborating on the same design, algorithm, code, or test …

A substantial percentage of the energy consumption worldwide is consumed by buildings.
Initiatives have been taken by investors, governments and policy-makers towards …

Technical debt (TD) is a term coined by agile software pioneer Ward Cunningham to
account for the added software system effort or cost resulting from taking early software …

We use a combination of metrics to understand, model, and evaluate the impact of pair
programming on software development. Pair programming is a core technique in the hot …

Technical debt (TD) is a metaphor for code-related problems that arise as a result of
prioritizing speedy delivery over perfect code. Given that the reduction of TDs can have long …

Evidence suggests that pair programmers–two programmers working collaboratively on the
same design, algorithm, code, or test–perform substantially better than the two would …

Software development based on commercial off-the-shelf or COTS, components is currently
drawing considerable attention. This paper presents the results of two complementary …

From a project economics point of view, the most important practices of Extreme
Programming (XP) are Pair Programming and Test-Driven Development. Pair Programming …

Abstract As the Free and Open Source (FOSS) concept has matured, its commercial
significance has also increased, and issues such as quality and sustainability have moved …