An empirical evaluation of evolutionary design approach: Design, results and discussion of experiments on Extreme Programming. In pages 119-122, 2007. abstract bibtex Evolutionary Design is Extreme Programming's approach to organize software structure and its relationships, encouraging refactoring, test driven development and the simplest solution for the requirements of a single iteration, thus avoiding a big up-front design activity at the beginning of the project that can cause carrying on a huge structural complexity throughout the whole project. In order to contrast this approach with a planned or traditional design approach, an empirical evaluation of impact on software design quality and process productivity has been designed and conducted in an academic environment with toy size problems. Experimental studies planning details are presented, and two replications with different experimental designs are described. Results suggest that there are no differences in quality between both approaches, and that productivity is better when a planned design is adopted.
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journal = "ENASE 2007 - Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering"
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