5 Conclusão e Trabalhos Futuros
5.4 Trabalhos Futuros
Como trabalhos futuros, planejamos estender os resultados desta pesquisa de mo- do a lidar com limitações existentes no trabalho, assim como ampliar nossas contri- buições. Os seguintes trabalhos de pesquisa podem ser desenvolvidos como desdo- bramento desta dissertação:
• Realizar uma revisão sistemática da literatura para ampliar nosso escopo de tra- balho sobre suporte a múltiplas versões de API, restritos ou não ao Android. Com isso, podemos realizar análises comparativas com outros trabalhos e também refinar nossa metodologia de análise;
• Ampliar a automação do processo de análise das aplicações. Com isso, podere- mos analisar mais aplicações de uma forma mais precisa;
• Ampliar o número de aplicações analisadas. Tal trabalho pode ser facilitado pela automação do processo, além disso, daremos mais confiabilidade para os dados obtidos;
• Análise do histórico do repositório de código-fonte das aplicações para respon- der a outras questões, como "quando os padrões de projetos foram implemen- tados? O uso explícito às novas APIs foram protegidos sempre com padrões de projeto ou inicialmente foi utilizada execução condicional simples?";
• Estudo qualitativo com desenvolvedores de aplicações Android com o objetivo de responder, entre outras questões, os motivos pelos quais escolheram uma ou outra técnica;
• Análise comparativa entre FicFinder e Android Lint (regra NewApi) e, possivel- mente, outros analisadores sintáticos.
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