Manifesto from Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop 24452 -- Reframing Technical Debt
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| author | Avgeriou, Paris Ozkaya, Ipek Koziolek, Heiko Codabux, Zadia Ernst, Neil |
| author_facet | Avgeriou, Paris Ozkaya, Ipek Koziolek, Heiko Codabux, Zadia Ernst, Neil |
| contents | This is the Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop 24452 manifesto on Reframing Technical Debt. The manifesto begins with a one-page summary of Values, Beliefs, and Principles. It then elaborates on each Value, Belief, and Principle to explain their rationale and clarify their meaning. Subsequently, the paper describes the current landscape of Technical Debt Management methods and tools and explains why the current practice is inadequate and where current research falls short. The current landscape is organized into five major topics: Technical Debt as Value-Creation, Tooling, Data Collection, the role of Architecture, and Socio-Technical Aspects. Finally, the paper outlines a roadmap to realize the stated principles, with concrete milestones to be addressed by researchers, software practitioners, and tool vendors. The manifesto is signed by the workshop participants. |
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| spellingShingle | Manifesto from Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop 24452 -- Reframing Technical Debt Avgeriou, Paris Ozkaya, Ipek Koziolek, Heiko Codabux, Zadia Ernst, Neil Software Engineering This is the Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop 24452 manifesto on Reframing Technical Debt. The manifesto begins with a one-page summary of Values, Beliefs, and Principles. It then elaborates on each Value, Belief, and Principle to explain their rationale and clarify their meaning. Subsequently, the paper describes the current landscape of Technical Debt Management methods and tools and explains why the current practice is inadequate and where current research falls short. The current landscape is organized into five major topics: Technical Debt as Value-Creation, Tooling, Data Collection, the role of Architecture, and Socio-Technical Aspects. Finally, the paper outlines a roadmap to realize the stated principles, with concrete milestones to be addressed by researchers, software practitioners, and tool vendors. The manifesto is signed by the workshop participants. |
| title | Manifesto from Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop 24452 -- Reframing Technical Debt |
| topic | Software Engineering |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.13009 |