Supporting OO Design Heuristics

Churcher, Neville; Frater, S.; Huynh, C.P.; Irwin, Warwick

doi:10.1109/aswec.2007.47

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“…Examples include the GoF design patterns [13] and Riel's heuristics [14]. Consequently, we need to support the visualisation of 'softer' heuristics as well as more conventional metrics and have made some steps in this direction [15].…”

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In Situ Software Visualisation

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2010 21st Australian Software Engineering Conference

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Software engineers need to design, implement, comprehend and maintain large and complex software systems. Awareness of information about the properties and state of individual artifacts, and the process being enacted to produce them, can make these activities less error-prone and more efficient. In this paper we advocate the use of code colouring to augment development environments with rich information overlays. These in situ visualisations are delivered within the existing IDE interface and deliver valuable information with minimal overhead. We present CODERCHROME, a code colouring plugin for Eclipse, and describe how it can be used to support and enhance software engineering activities.

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