Before revision: The term was popularized in Brian Foote and Joseph Yoder's 1997 paper of the same name, which defines the term: Foote and Yoder have credited Brian Marick as the originator of the ' big ball of mud ' term for this sort of architecture.
After revision: The term was popularized in Brian Foote and Joseph Yoder"s 1997 paper of the same name, which defines the term: Foote and Yoder have credited Brian Marick as the originator of the " big ball of mud ' term for this sort of architecture.