Opportunistic Reuse: Lessons from Scrapheap Software Development

Authors:
Gerald Kotonya;Simon Lock;John Mariani
Affiliations:
Computing Dept., Lancaster University, Lancaster, United Kingdom LA1 4WA;Computing Dept., Lancaster University, Lancaster, United Kingdom LA1 4WA;Computing Dept., Lancaster University, Lancaster, United Kingdom LA1 4WA
Venue:
CBSE '08 Proceedings of the 11th International Symposium on Component-Based Software Engineering
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Many organizations use opportunistic reuse as a low-cost mechanism to improve the efficiency of development. Scrapheap reuse is a particular form of opportunistic development that we explore in this paper with the aid of an experimental study.