Titlebook: Computer-Aided Design of User Interfaces IV; Proceedings of the F Robert J.K. Jacob,Quentin Limbourg,Jean Vanderdonc Conference proceedings

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: An Extensible Model-Based Environment to Develop User Interfaceschitecture. The models of . are simple enough to be used by developers who currently use visual interface builders. However, these models are rich enough to better support the links between the interface and the functional core of the application than current MB-UIDEs.

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Valeriano Balloni,Donato Iacobuccif integrated activities to model hypermedia applications in a systematic and iterative way. A practical example is shown to illustrate the use of the tool in the development of a hypermedia application.

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A Distributed Usage Monitoring Systemolvable data transport and processing network, a set of tools for capturing and cleaning usage data, a tool for instrumenting software for data capture, and a system for managing the entire process. We also report on several trials of the system, identifying successes, failures, lessons learned and areas for future development.

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Patterns in Model-Based Engineeringg and presentation models. Furthermore, we suggest an interface for patterns using “generic classes” and give concrete examples to corroborate our approach. This allows for modular patterns reuse and plausible parameter exchange with the underlying system. Tool support is based on XML-representations of patterns using a template engine.