Designite: A Customizable Tool for Smell Mining in C# Repositories
1 like389 views
Designite is a customizable tool for detecting code smells in C# repositories. It can detect 19 design smells, 11 implementation smells, and 7 architecture smells. It allows customizing which smells to detect, analysis parameters like thresholds, and output formats. Designite also provides visualization of smells, metrics, and trends over time. The tool aims to address limitations of existing smell detection tools by supporting a wider range of smells, customization, and analysis of non-Java systems.
Designite: A Customizable Tool for Smell Mining in C# Repositories
- 1. Designite: A Customizable Tool for Smell Mining in C# Repositories Tushar Sharma @Sharma__Tushar
- 2. Seesaw game of software development Technical Debt Maintainability
- 4. Code Smells …certain structures in the code that suggest (sometimes they scream for) the possibility of refactoring. - Kent Beck
- 6. Smell mining and smell detection tools
- 7. Limitations of existing tools - 1 Existing tools support detection of a significantly smaller subset of known smells.
- 9. Limitations of existing tools - 2 Concentration on a single programming language. What about a mining study on non-Java systems? Not feasible!
- 10. Limitations of existing tools - 3 Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible. (by Alan Kay)
- 11. Limitations of existing tools - 3 Lack of support to customize smell detection
- 12. It supports • 19 design smells • 11 implementation smells • 7 architecture smells Highly customizable Offers free fully-functional Academic licenses
- 13. Customization 1. Project selection • Solution • A set of projects • Exempt certain projects • Git repository – specify specific version or auto select 2. Analysis parameters • Choose smells to detect • Customize thresholds 3. Output formats • Currently supports 3 formats
- 14. Other Features
- 15. Visualization
- 16. Metrics
- 17. Trend of Smells
- 19. Demo
- 21. Question: What would you like to see in a smell detection tool? – as a software developer and as a software engineering researcher