code bases

As software applications become larger, it becomes increasingly difficult to maintain and improve code bases or to diagnose bugs.

Often, the external code bases could be very large and, in many cases, are relevant only in the interface to the code.

A good way of looking at strong architecture for models is to examine how strong architecture manifests in code bases.

This allows you to pass a parallel collection to existing (non-parallel) code bases and potentially use that code as is.

Static analysis is a valuable tool used by many organizations to help manage large code bases.

It's already been adopted as the native file format by separate office suites and programs with independent code bases.

Legacy code bases tend to have lots of vestigial code; code that was necessary at one point in time but is no longer.

Today, many desktop and server operating systems share similar code bases, differing mostly in configuration.

This figure illustrates how code bases are separated into modules for strong architecture and ownership.

Similarly, Jini and RMI systems may use a separate class loader for the different code bases from which they download class files.

The number and directionality of linkages (interdependencies) within models is more complex than code bases.

The problem: the code bases of your projects are accumulating technical debt and they have already started to slowdown.

For instance, we could have them maintain existing code bases and extend them.

In the book, The Art of Readable Code by Boswell and Foucher, the authors stressed on the importance of lightweight code bases.

This is the more troubling pattern and a far more difficult one to identify in large code bases.

The two code-bases will be merged, but the Swype brand will grow larger in importance.

Vendors move slowly to integrate the disparate code bases they have acquired.

When I have the TDD version complete, I'll compare some metrics between the two code bases.

Any plans for analyzing dynamic code bases?

Yes, it is hard to upgrade complex code bases, but when you install VB.

This is obviously not sustainable for long periods or large code bases.

Have you found usage patterns that you tend to use when exploring code bases?

Although, I do think if you're working on older code bases that don't have a lot of churn, . . .

The best ideas from IcedTea proposed for integration into the main JDK code bases;