Optimized Unit Testing for Antipattern Detection
Harvinder Kaur, Puneet Jai Kaur · 2014
Antipatterns are poor design choices that are conjectured to make object oriented systems harder to maintain. We investigate the impact of antipatterns on classes in object-oriented systems by studying the relation between the presence of antipatterns and the change- and fault-proneness of the classes. Due to increased complexities in the software development, there is huge need of testing process to be carried on in better way. Also as the computer systems are significant to our society in everyday life and are performing an increasing number of critical tasks, so more work in software testing and analysis has become of great importance. Anti pattern testing is type of testing which is used to cut off the directly price associated with testing of different modules. This paper discusses various anti pattern detection techniques and proposes a new testing technique based on GUI for detection of anti patterns during software development.