Product Derivation represents one of the main challenges that a Software Product Line (SPL) faces. Deriving individual products from shared software assets is a time-consuming and an expensive activity. Until now, only few works addressed, in a limited context, a partial evaluation of a reduced number of proposed derivation approaches. The main objective of such studies was the comparison of a proposed approach regarding two or three approaches. The purpose of the study reported in this paper is to set up a framework oriented to evaluate and compare existing SPL derivation approaches. The proposed framework uses a number of criteria which help understanding the capabilities and highlight the strength and the weakness of each SPL derivation ...
peer-reviewedWhen compared to the vast amount of research on domain engineering and building product...
non-peer-reviewedIncreasingly organisations adopt software product lines to enable extensive reuse a...
peer-reviewedThis paper deals with deriving software products from a software product line (SPL) in ...
peer-reviewedThe derivation of individual products from a software product line is still seen as a t...
non-peer-reviewedSoftware product lines (SPL) advocates the development of applications by reusing s...
non-peer-reviewedMore and more organizations adopt software product lines to leverage extensive reus...
peer-reviewedInefficient product derivation practices can greatly diminish the productivity gains ex...
non-peer-reviewedA variety of automated approaches for software product line engineering in general ...
peer-reviewedInefficient product derivation practices can greatly diminish the productivity gains ex...
peer-reviewedSoftware Product Line Engineering has emerged as a software engineering strategy aimed ...
peer-reviewedThe derivation of products from a software product line is a time-consuming and expensi...
Software Product Lines enable the development of a perfect family of products by reusing shared asse...
Software product lines (SPL) advocates the development of applications by reusing shared software as...
Software product lines Product derivation Process a b s t r a c t Background: The derivation of prod...
peer-reviewedBackground: The derivation of products from a software product line is a time consuming...
peer-reviewedWhen compared to the vast amount of research on domain engineering and building product...
non-peer-reviewedIncreasingly organisations adopt software product lines to enable extensive reuse a...
peer-reviewedThis paper deals with deriving software products from a software product line (SPL) in ...
peer-reviewedThe derivation of individual products from a software product line is still seen as a t...
non-peer-reviewedSoftware product lines (SPL) advocates the development of applications by reusing s...
non-peer-reviewedMore and more organizations adopt software product lines to leverage extensive reus...
peer-reviewedInefficient product derivation practices can greatly diminish the productivity gains ex...
non-peer-reviewedA variety of automated approaches for software product line engineering in general ...
peer-reviewedInefficient product derivation practices can greatly diminish the productivity gains ex...
peer-reviewedSoftware Product Line Engineering has emerged as a software engineering strategy aimed ...
peer-reviewedThe derivation of products from a software product line is a time-consuming and expensi...
Software Product Lines enable the development of a perfect family of products by reusing shared asse...
Software product lines (SPL) advocates the development of applications by reusing shared software as...
Software product lines Product derivation Process a b s t r a c t Background: The derivation of prod...
peer-reviewedBackground: The derivation of products from a software product line is a time consuming...
peer-reviewedWhen compared to the vast amount of research on domain engineering and building product...
non-peer-reviewedIncreasingly organisations adopt software product lines to enable extensive reuse a...
peer-reviewedThis paper deals with deriving software products from a software product line (SPL) in ...