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Treat Your Code as a Crime Scene @AdamTornhill Understanding Code @AdamTornhill Cyclomatic Complexity @AdamTornhill Syntactic complexity metrics cannot capture the whole picture of software complexity (Herraiz & Hassan) The use

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@AdamTornhill

Treat Your

Code as a Crime Scene

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Understanding Code

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Cyclomatic Complexity

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“Syntactic complexity metrics cannot capture the whole picture of software complexity” (Herraiz & Hassan) “The use of metrics to manage software projects has not even reached a state of infancy” (Glass)

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Intuition Doesn’t Scale

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Forensic Psychology

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Profiling the Ripper

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How can we use this in Code?

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A geography of code

Code City, http://www.inf.usi.ch/phd/wettel/codecity.html

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Spatial Movement in Code

[0a05fba] Adam Tornhill 2013-09-17 Added an identity analysis as debug aid
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Who? When? Where!

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Geographical profiling of Code

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Geographical profiling of Code

Hotspot

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A Case Study

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Hotspot Hotspot

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Hotspots and Defects

7 out of 8 most defect dense parts 4% of the Code, 72% of all defects!

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Improve 4% of your code,

get rid of most defects

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Evolution of a Program

Time

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Complexity Trend

method-to-ir.c

2010 2014 Time Complexity

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Software

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L i e?

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FuelInjector.cs

Temporal Coupling

Diagnostics.cs Combustion.cs Commit #1 Commit #2 Commit #3 Time

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Logical coupling Physical coupling

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Temporal Coupling

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Conway’s Law

Legacy Code?

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Team #1 Team #2 Team #3

A Perfect World

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Team #2 Team #3 Team #1 Team #4

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Team #1 Team #2 Team #3 Team #4

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Align Your Architecture and Organisation

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Number of Programmers Q u a l i t y

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Idea from: Fractal Figures: Visualizing Development Effort for CVS Entities (D’Ambros, Lanza, & Gall)

Fractal Figures

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Identify Main developers

Main Developer “Knowledge Owner”

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Your map as a Guide

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Team #1 Team #2 Team #3

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The Pareto Principle

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Loss of Knowledge

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Abandoned subsystem

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Code <3 Forensics

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@AdamTornhill adam@adamtornhill.com

Read More www.adamtornhill.com/articles/aspnetclones/killtheclones.html www.adamtornhill.com/articles/socialside/socialsideofcode.htm The Tools as a Service (work in progress) https://codescene.io/

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