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Code smells in ios apps: How do they compare to android?

Habchi et al., 2017

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13665448912969378869
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Habchi S
Hecht G
Rouvoy R
Moha N
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2017 IEEE/ACM 4th International Conference on Mobile Software Engineering and Systems (MOBILESoft)

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With billions of app downloads, the Apple App Store and Google Play Store succeeded to conquer mobile devices. However, this success also challenges app developers to publish high-quality apps to keep attracting and satisfying end-users. In particular, taming the ever …
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