Documenting software using adaptive software artifacts
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Abstract
Creating and using software documentation presents numerous challenges, namely in what concerns the expression of knowledge structures, consistency maintenance and classification. Adaptive Software Artifacts is a flexible approach to expressing structured contents that tackles these concerns, and that is being realized in the context of a Software Forge.
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