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Organizing the technical debt landscape [PDF]
2012 Third International Workshop on Managing Technical Debt (MTD), 2012 To date, several methods and tools for detecting source code and design anomalies have been developed. While each method focuses on identifying certain classes of source code anomalies that potentially relate to technical debt (TD), the overlaps and gaps among these classes and TD have not been rigorously demonstrated. We propose to construct a seminal
Clemente Izurieta +5 more
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Investigating technical debt folklore: Shedding some light on technical debt opinion [PDF]
2013 4th International Workshop on Managing Technical Debt (MTD), 2013 We identified and organized a number of statements about technical debt (TD Folklore list) expressed by practitioners in online websites, blogs and published papers. We chose 14 statements and we evaluated them through two surveys (37 practitioners answered the questionnaires), ranking them by agreement and consensus.
Rodrigo O. Spínola +4 more
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Using technical debt data in decision making: Potential decision approaches
, 2022 S.45-48The management of technical debt ultimately requires decision making - about incurring, paying off, or deferring technical debt instances. This position paper discusses several existing approaches to complex decision making, and suggests that ...
Vetrò, A. +6 more
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Do we need to pay technical debt in blockchain software systems?
Connection Science, 2022 For blockchain software systems, framework developers may introduce technical debts that application developers are not aware of. Because these technical debts can have a negative impact on software projects, we need to investigate the issue of technical
Yubin Qu +6 more
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Experiences on Managing Technical Debt with Code Smells and AntiPatterns [PDF]
, 2021 Technical debt has become a common metaphor for the accumulation of software design and implementation choices that seek fast initial gains but that are under par and counterproductive in the long run.
Tuovinen, Antti-Pekka +5 more
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IET Software, 2021 This study argues the difference between security and privacy and outlines the concept of Privacy Debt as a new Technical Debt. Privacy is gaining momentum in any software system due to mandatory compliance with respect to laws and regulations. There are
Xabier Larrucea +2 more
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IEEE Access, 2021 Technical Debt (TD) is a software engineering metaphor that resembles the production of poor-quality code to going into debt. In particular, a development team that “saves” effort while developing by not removing inefficiencies, has to ...
Nikolaos Nikolaidis +4 more
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IEEE Software, 2020 These days, everyone uses the term technical debt. It's so prevalent that we shorten it to tech debt tech debt or even just TD. Tech debt is also hacky code, code written by novices, code written without consideration of software architecture (so-called big balls of mud), and code with antipatterns flagged by static analysis tools.
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How Reproducibility Will Accelerate Discovery Through Collaboration in Physio-Logging
Frontiers in Physiology, 2022 What new questions could ecophysiologists answer if physio-logging research was fully reproducible? We argue that technical debt (computational hurdles resulting from prioritizing short-term goals over long-term sustainability) stemming from insufficient
Max F. Czapanskiy, Roxanne S. Beltran
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Towards an ontology of terms on technical debt
, 2022 7 S.Technical debt is a term that has been used to describe the increased cost of changing or maintaining a system due to shortcuts taken during its development.
Mendes, T.S. +4 more
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