MIMOS, System Model-Driven Migration Project

Pérez‐Castillo, Ricardo; Guzmán, Ignacio García Rodriguez de; Piattini, Mario

doi:10.1109/csmr.2013.68

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“…In most cases, however, authors concentrated on estimating the cost of such re-engineering work [62] or on using automated tools to transform legacy systems from one source to another [63]. Alternatively, developing a methodological and technological modernization framework to help the migration of legacy systems based on high-level design models [58]. Furthermore, languages improve over time, and new syntax or semantics are added to them.…”

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Software Maintenance Experiments with the A+ Programming Language and the Primitive Obsession Bad Smell

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In one moment, you are playing with puzzle games and LEGO bricks.Then you blink, and time moves forward. Now you are coding your first program, solving it like a puzzle, building it up like a LEGO construct. What goes where? How will it work? The questions to be resolved are popping up one by one as more and more pieces are fitted together.Blink again.The code became more complex, it now has more components, and more puzzles appeared that need to be solved, more "bricks" to be placed. An endless route on which puzzles are solved, bricks are arranged, and new ones are created constantly.Over the course of these puzzles, I was fortunate to have support from many people. Mainly from my Mother, my Grandmother, and of course, my family, to whom I am and will always be grateful.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%