Django Web Framework Software Metrics Measurement Using Radon and Pylint
- 1 September 2018
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 218-222
Abstract
Nowadays, sites are complex applications that carry out transactions, render real-time information and offer interaction. Creation of web applications that allow many designers, advanced tools, and many more options. Web frameworks deliver a brilliant way between creating an application from the ground and using a content management system. This article centers around an open source web development framework, to be specific to Django. The methodology that used in the study is measuring Django Web Frameworks code quality metrics using Radon and Pylint. Django option in the main directory has 2,200 lines of code, Cyclomatic Complexity score is 16.375 considered as average complexity, and 6.69/10 by the pylint score.Keywords
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