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Software metrics
Book • 1976
In 'Software Metrics', Tom Gilb introduced the concept of evolutionary development, advocating for breaking down projects into small, measurable steps.
The book provides practical examples for quantifying intangible values such as security, usability, and availability.
This approach emphasizes the importance of quantifying critical qualities of a system to accurately assess value.
Gilb's work highlights the need for clear definitions of success in software development, moving beyond simple metrics like profit.
It serves as a foundation for understanding and implementing effective, value-driven development practices.
This allows for continuous improvement and adaptability in complex projects.
The book provides practical examples for quantifying intangible values such as security, usability, and availability.
This approach emphasizes the importance of quantifying critical qualities of a system to accurately assess value.
Gilb's work highlights the need for clear definitions of success in software development, moving beyond simple metrics like profit.
It serves as a foundation for understanding and implementing effective, value-driven development practices.
This allows for continuous improvement and adaptability in complex projects.
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Mentioned by Tom Gilb as having practical examples of how to quantify values like security, usability, and availability.
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