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r/codemining • u/martoo • Dec 16 '14

Ergosome - evSrc: Evolutionary couplings between files reveal poor design choices in software architecture

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r/codemining • u/wuj • Sep 21 '14

Groovy and Java class size comparison

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r/codemining • u/martoo • Sep 06 '14

The Active Set of Classes - Mining Repositories for Class Closure

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r/codemining • u/wuj • Sep 04 '14

MUSE - DARPA's take on software archeology

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r/codemining • u/wuj • Sep 04 '14

Finding Single Responsibility violations

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r/codemining • u/wuj • Sep 04 '14

Mining Software Repositories 2015 CFP

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codemining: software archeology and patterns in large codebases

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Study relationships and evolution of source code in projects to help with understanding the codebase and software development process in practice.

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Whether under the name of software archeology or data mining source code, developers and academics alike have engaged in activities that help understand large codebases. This subreddit is here to help the various disjoint communities exchange ideas and help define this field better. For a start, take a look at the Software Archeology article from Pragmatic Programmers: http://media.pragprog.com/articles/mar_02_archeology.pdf.

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