Research agenda for Continuous * (article highlight)

I’ve came across an interesting article summarizing the recent developments of continuous software engineering and related fields. The research has been done by Brian Fitzgerald and his colleagues from LERO: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jss.2015.06.063

I recommend reading this article and here, I just put some thoughts that interested me:

  • Feature analytics is still important and will remain important for both the development and operations
  • It’s more important to be continuous than to be fast – although I would argue that being slowly continuous is never a good thing, and
  • Discontinuous improvement seems to be more interesting than continuous improvement

The article even discusses what kind of recent *2017* developments could be observed in this area, and link to the well-known initiatives, such as Lean and Agile.

Author: Miroslaw Staron

I’m professor in Software Engineering at IT faculty. I usually blog about interesting articles (for me) and my own reflections on the development of Software Engineering, AI, computer science and automotive software.

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