Overview of a series of papers published in 2019-2021 on community smells, and their relation to code smells and gender, as well as resolution strategies.

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TOSOFTWAREQUALITY
ALEXANDER SEREBRENIK SSE/SET
@ASEREBRENIK

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Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Zaidman, Arcelli Fontana, Oliveto. Beyond Technical Aspects: How Do
Community Smells In
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uence the Intensity of Code Smells? IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2021

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Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Zaidman, Arcelli Fontana, Oliveto. Beyond Technical Aspects: How Do
Community Smells In
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uence the Intensity of Code Smells? IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2021

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Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Zaidman, Arcelli Fontana, Oliveto. Beyond Technical Aspects: How Do
Community Smells In
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uence the Intensity of Code Smells? IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2021
“The creation of extremely complex and
poorly cohesive classes in the presence
of non-communicating sub-teams is
quite common because in such a scenario
developers do not share information with
each other about the ideal structure to
implement, therefore creating classes that
perform a lot of different things”

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Catolino, Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Ferrucci. Gender Diversity and Women in Software Teams: How Do
They Affect Community Smells? ICSE SEIS, 2019, pp. 11-20

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9. Catolino, Palomba, Tamburri, Serebrenik, Ferrucci. Refactoring Community Smells in the Wild: The
Practitioner’s Field Manual ICSE SEIS, 2020, pp. 25-34