The spread of mobile devices empowers more and more end users to access services publicly available on the Web. It also encourages users to construct applications satisfying their situational needs, by customizing and combining the huge amount of online resources. Mobile mashups have the potential to accommodate this trend, providing a flexible paradigm for a service-based development of mobile applications. This paper introduces and End User Development (EUD) framework, based on a model-driven approach for the design and teh automatic generation of mobile mashups. The approach is characterized by a “lightweight” composition paradigm that exploits visual notations for the specification of data integration and service synchronization rules.

End-User Development of Mobile Mashups

CAPPIELLO, CINZIA;MATERA, MARISTELLA;PICOZZI, MATTEO
2013-01-01

Abstract

The spread of mobile devices empowers more and more end users to access services publicly available on the Web. It also encourages users to construct applications satisfying their situational needs, by customizing and combining the huge amount of online resources. Mobile mashups have the potential to accommodate this trend, providing a flexible paradigm for a service-based development of mobile applications. This paper introduces and End User Development (EUD) framework, based on a model-driven approach for the design and teh automatic generation of mobile mashups. The approach is characterized by a “lightweight” composition paradigm that exploits visual notations for the specification of data integration and service synchronization rules.
2013
DUXU/HCII 2013, Part IV - LNCS 8015
9783642392405
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