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JUCS
2006
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13 years 4 months ago
Detecting Bad Smells in AspectJ
: This paper defines algorithms to automatically detect five types of bad smells that occur in aspect-oriented systems, more specifically those written using the AspectJ language. ...
Eduardo Kessler Piveta, Marcelo Hecht, Marcelo Soa...
WCRE
2002
IEEE
13 years 9 months ago
Java Quality Assurance by Detecting Code Smells
Software inspection is a known technique for improving software quality. It involves carefully examining the code, the design, and the documentation of software and checking these...
Eva Van Emden, Leon Moonen
CLEIEJ
2010
13 years 1 months ago
Quality Improvement in Annotated Code
In order to customize their behavior at runtime, a wide sort of modern frameworks do use code annotations at the applications classes as metadata configuration. However, despite i...
Diego A. A. Correia, Eduardo M. Guerra, Fáb...
WCRE
2009
IEEE
13 years 11 months ago
Tracking Design Smells: Lessons from a Study of God Classes
—“God class” is a term used to describe a certain type of large classes which “know too much or do too much”. Often a God class (GC) is created by accident as functionali...
Stéphane Vaucher, Foutse Khomh, Naouel Moha...
MSR
2005
ACM
13 years 10 months ago
Improving evolvability through refactoring
Refactoring is one means of improving the structure of existing software. Locations for the application of refactoring are often based on subjective perceptions such as ”bad sme...
Jacek Ratzinger, Michael Fischer, Harald Gall