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Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies

Authors: Awoniyi Amos Tolulope, & MAITANMI Olusola

Publication Type: Journal article

Journal: Global Journal of Engineering and Technology Advances

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Software reuse is a widely recognized and extensively studied practice in the field of software engineering. It involves using pre-existing software components to enhance productivity and efficiency. Node.js and its package manager enable software reuse by managing dependencies. Dependencies play a crucial role in defining the connections and interactions between various components of a software system. The selection of components and their interactions can greatly impact the functionality, performance, and stability of a software system. Overlooking these factors or making poor choices regarding component selection may lead to incomplete or flawed systems. Various factors that impact the decision-making process for selecting components were discussed, including documentation availability, crowdsourcing initiatives, and GitHub activities.

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Awoniyi,A.T MAITANMI ,O. . (2024). Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies , 19 (1), 207-207.

Awoniyi,A.T MAITANMI ,O. . "Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies " 19, no (1), (2024): 207-207.

Awoniyi,A.T and MAITANMI ,O. and . (2024). Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies , 19 (1), pp207-207.

AwoniyiAT, MAITANMI O, . Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies . 2024, 19 (1):207-207.

Awoniyi,Amos Tolulope, and MAITANMI ,Olusola . "Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies ", 19 . 1 (2024) : 207-207.

A.Amos Tolulope & M.Olusola , "Survival of software reuse: Node.js packages component selection and dependencies " vol.19, no.1, pp. 207-207, 2024.

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