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Visualisation techniques to support derivation tasks in software product line development
Nestor, Daren; O'Malley, Luke; Healy, Patrick; Quigley, Aaron; Thiel, Steffen
Date:
2007
Publication:
17th Annual Internatonal Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering;10/2007
Publication type:
Conference item
Abstract:
Adopting a software product line approach al-lows companies to realise significant improve-ments in time-to-market, cost, productivity, and system quality. A fundamental problem in soft-ware product line engineering is the fact that a product line of industrial size can easily incorpo-rate several thousand variation points. The scale and interdependencies can lead to variability management and product derivation tasks that are extremely complex to manage. This paper investigates visualisation techniques to support and improve the effectiveness of these tasks
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non-peer-reviewed
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