Not too long ago, Martin Fowler pointed out a nice blog post by Jay Fields. Jay Fields refers to a nice talk he had about accidental complexity and essential complexity and how this has impact on your estimates. He found that not all developers consider the accidental complexity and therefor have lower estimates. I found [...]
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My experience with (un)certainty about estimates in relation to technical debt
Posted: March 5, 2011 in Craftmanship, Estimate, QualityTags: estimating, metrics, quality, sonar, technical debt, thoughts
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A Software Quality Model (Part II) – Translating customer language into metrics, scoring quality
Posted: June 17, 2010 in programming, Quality, Requirements, thesis, UncategorizedTags: quality, software quality
In my previous post I have explained the context of my thesis, and the various software quality models that are evaluated. For my thesis I have extended the Software Quality Model of Willmer. Although it is not an exact implementation of the model, it is inspired by it. Also, the influence of the customer is [...]