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"Across four large object-oriented products, class size and defect proneness showed a significant logarithmic relationship, with defect proneness increasing as classes grew but at a slowing rate."
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Location PART 1 - TONS OF PUNKS, ONE BIG JERK CHAPTER 4: KEYSTROKES AND BRUSHSTROKES Expansive Side
Source title An investigation into the functional form of the size-defect relationship for software modules
Source authors A. Güneş Koru; Dongsong Zhang; Khaled El Emam; Hongfang Liu
Source year 2009
Confidence high
Importance high
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"In a study of more than 230,000 npm packages and 38,000 JavaScript applications, trivial packages made up 16.8% of the studied npm packages."
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Location PART 1 - TONS OF PUNKS, ONE BIG JERK CHAPTER 4: KEYSTROKES AND BRUSHSTROKES Expansive Side
Source title Why Do Developers Use Trivial Packages? An Empirical Case Study on npm
Source authors Rabe Abdalkareem; Olivier Nourry; Sultan Wehaibi; Suhaib Mujahid; Emad Shihab
Source year 2017
Confidence high
Importance high
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"A study of 9,639 Maven artifacts found that 75.1% of 723,444 dependency relationships were bloated and not needed to compile or run the studied code."
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Location PART 1 - TONS OF PUNKS, ONE BIG JERK CHAPTER 4: KEYSTROKES AND BRUSHSTROKES Expansive Side
Source title A comprehensive study of bloated dependencies in the Maven ecosystem
Source authors César Soto-Valero; Nicolas Harrand; Martin Monperrus; Benoit Baudry
Source year 2021
Confidence high
Importance high

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