ions is lower than the programmer‘s perceived cost of writing them from scratch. << [G. Booch, 1994] Central Question: How can we decrease the effort of building framework-...
The use of bad names — names that are wrong, inconsistent or inconcise — hinder program comprehension. The root of the problem is that there is no mechanism for aligning the n...
As users, computers, data and processes become increasingly mobile and the diversity of interacting devices increases, pervasive computing tasks are difficult to predict and to u...
Understanding the data structures in a program is crucial to understanding how the program works, or why it doesn't work. Inspecting the code that implements the data structu...
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