Reusability Framework, Assessment, and Directions
IEEE SoftwarePublished 1 March 1987
Ted J. Biggerstaff, Chris Richter
Citations370
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SNIP1.10
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Reusability remains a puzzle despite its promise, and the authors discuss some answers and possibilities.
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Reusability remains a puzzle despite its promise. Why? What can be done? The authors discuss some answers and possibilities.
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