Software reuse antipatterns

Authors:
John Long
Affiliations:
IBM
Venue:
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Software reuse is a productivity technique attempted by many development organizations, with mixed success. In analyzing reuse failures, a number of antipatterns emerge. Antipatterns are obvious, but wrong, solutions to recurring problems. This article outlines a number of reuse antipatterns that have been observed within the software industry.