From team organisation to software quality
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The document discusses various research studies focusing on software engineering, particularly the influence of community dynamics on code smells and software quality. Key topics include the impact of gender diversity in software teams and the complexities arising in development when sub-teams do not communicate effectively. It references multiple studies published in IEEE Transactions and conference proceedings, highlighting the importance of both technical and social factors in software development.
From team organisation to software quality
- 4. PRODUCT PROCESS Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Zaidman, Arcelli Fontana, Oliveto. Beyond Technical Aspects: How Do Community Smells In fl uence the Intensity of Code Smells? IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2021
- 5. PRODUCT PROCESS Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Zaidman, Arcelli Fontana, Oliveto. Beyond Technical Aspects: How Do Community Smells In fl uence the Intensity of Code Smells? IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2021
- 6. PRODUCT PROCESS Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Zaidman, Arcelli Fontana, Oliveto. Beyond Technical Aspects: How Do Community Smells In fl uence the Intensity of Code Smells? IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2021 “The creation of extremely complex and poorly cohesive classes in the presence of non-communicating sub-teams is quite common because in such a scenario developers do not share information with each other about the ideal structure to implement, therefore creating classes that perform a lot of different things”
- 7. PROCESS - - - - Catolino, Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Ferrucci. Gender Diversity and Women in Software Teams: How Do They Affect Community Smells? ICSE SEIS, 2019, pp. 11-20
- 9. Catolino, Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Ferrucci. Refactoring Community Smells in the Wild: The Practitioner’s Field Manual ICSE SEIS, 2020, pp. 25-34