Privacy-Compliant Software Reuse in Early Development Phases: A Systematic Literature Review

Guber, Jenny; Reinhartz-Berger, Iris

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2023.107351

Information and Software Technology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.infsof.2023.107351

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Privacy-Compliant Software Reuse in Early Development Phases: A Systematic Literature Review

Jenny Guber,

Iris Reinhartz-Berger

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Investigating Developer Experience in Software Reuse

Gonçalves,

Werner,

Farias

2024

Anais Do XVIII Simpósio Brasileiro De Componentes, Arquiteturas E Reutilização De Software (SBCARS 2024)

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Software reuse has been recognized as a key strategy for improving productivity, reducing development costs, and enhancing software quality. However, successfully implementing software reuse practices largely depends on the developer experience (DX). This study investigates the factors, barriers, and strategies influencing DX in software reuse. Through a Rapid Review (RR), we analyzed 328 studies, selecting 10 for detailed data extraction based on defined filters and the backward snowballing technique. Our findings identify 15 factors affecting DX in software reuse, categorized into technical, organizational, and human/social factors. We also uncover 7 barriers that impede developers from improving DX and identify 13 strategies to enhance it. The results highlight the critical role of comprehensive documentation, a clear understanding of software functionality, and robust reuse-compatible infrastructure as key technical factors. Organizational support, effective resource allocation, and fostering a communication, collaboration, and self-efficacy culture are essential for successful software reuse. This study’s insights have significant implications for researchers and practitioners, offering practical guidance to develop more effective reuse practices and improve DX.

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Investigating Developer Experience in Software Reuse

Gonçalves,

Werner,

Farias

2024

Anais Do XVIII Simpósio Brasileiro De Componentes, Arquiteturas E Reutilização De Software (SBCARS 2024)

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Privacy-Compliant Software Reuse in Early Development Phases: A Systematic Literature Review

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Investigating Developer Experience in Software Reuse

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