29/06/2020

Multi-language design smells: A backstage perspective

Mouna Abidi, Moses Openja, Foutse Khomh

Keywords: Design smells, Survey, JNI, Multi-language systems

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Abstract: Context: Multi-language systems became prevalent with technological advances. Developers opt for the combination of programming languages to build an application. Problem: Software quality is achieved by following good practices and avoiding bad ones. However, most of the practices in the literature are applied to a single programming language and do not consider the interaction between programming languages. Objective: We previously defined a catalog of bad practices i.e., design smells related to multi-language systems. This paper aims to provide empirical evidence on the relevance of our catalog and its impact on software quality. Method: We analysed 262 snapshots of nine open source projects to detect occurrences of multi-language design smells. We also extracted information about the developers that contributed to those systems. We plan to perform an open and a closed survey targeting developers in general but also developers that contributed to those systems. We will survey developers about the perceived prevalence of those smells, their severity and impact on software quality attributes.

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