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UML Ninja: Automatic Assessment of Documentation and UML Practices in Open Source Projects

Abstract
Assessment of software documentation practices in open source projects is important because, besides the source code, information regarding the open source project is in the documentation. Quality of documentation can help in determining the quality of the project. Goal: The goal of this paper is to automate the process of assessing the quality of documentation and UML in open source projects. Method: We conduct a design science research study and evaluate the outcome based on 14 interviews with researchers and practitioners. Result: The result of this paper is UML-Ninja, which is a web tool to automatically assesses quality of documentation in open source projects based on indicators. Conclusion: Both researchers and practitioners found the approach of UML-Ninja tool good and appropriate.
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http://hdl.handle.net/2077/62455
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CSE Group 11 - Bazyan & Krashak (1.350Mb)
Date
2019-11-12
Author
Bazyan, Aras
Krashak, Nimish
Keywords
Documentation
UML
Automation
OSS
Language
eng
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