Background: Q&A sites allow to study how users reference and request support on technical
debt. To date only few studies, focusing on narrow aspects, investigate technical debt on …

Technical debt (TD) is a term coined by agile software pioneer Ward Cunningham to
account for the added software system effort or cost resulting from taking early software …

Context: The literature has proposed different approaches for Agile software development
technical debt (ASD-TD) management, they are usually based on the point of view of …

Background: Software security is crucial to ensure that the users are protected from
undesirable consequences such as malware attacks which can result in loss of data and …

Context: Technical debt (TD) can bring short-term benefits to software projects, but its
presence is also associated with issues such as decreasing product quality. Recent …

Context: Technical debt (TD) can bring short-term benefits to software projects, but its
presence is associated with issues such as decreasing product quality. Recent literature has …

Context: Microservices are gaining significant traction in academic research and industry
due to their advantages, and technical debt has long been a heavily researched metric in …

Technical debt (TD) refers to the accumulation of negative consequences resulting from sub-
optimal solutions during software development. A recent paper by Edbert et al. studied the …

Abstract [Context and Motivation] Requirements engineering (RE) is central to software
development. Despite its importance, there are many issues related to its enactment …

Technical debt (TD) is a metaphor used to refer to the added software system costs acquired
from taking shortcuts. Unfortunately, large amounts of TD can lead to serious consequences …