Technical debt (TD) is commonly used to indicate additional costs caused by quality compromises that can yield short-term benefits in the software development process, but …
Background: Software product maintainability prediction (SPMP) is an important task to control software maintenance activity, and many SPMP techniques for improving software …
Technical Debt (TD) is a successful metaphor in conveying the consequences of software inefficiencies and their elimination to both technical and non-technical stakeholders …
Software maintainability prediction in the earlier stages of software development involves the construction of models for the accurate estimation of maintenance effort. This guides the …
Maintaining software once implemented on the end-user side is laborious and, over its lifetime, is most often considerably more expensive than the initial software development …
Technical debt is a widely used metaphor to summarize all the consequences of poorly written code. Managing technical debt is important for software developers to allow …
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Software developer always strives for quality of the software as it tends to be more robust and easier to maintain. Code smells play as a hinder to the quality of the software as they …
Monitoring technical debt (TD) is considered highly important for software companies, as it provides valuable information on the effort required to repay TD and in turn maintain the …
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Maintenance is the most expensive phase of software and during this process refactoring is performed to improve the code without affecting its external behaviour. This study examines …