Titlebook: End-User Development; 2nd International Sy Volkmar Pipek,Mary Beth Rosson,Volker Wulf Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5125-8commercial software house (company) over a period of two years. The company produces project-planning tools for the oil and gas industry, and relies on interaction with customers for further development of its products. Our main research question is how customers and professional developers engage i

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Literary Ciceronianism and the Novelaudience can understand them. Thus they could be useful tools to improve communication in interdisciplinary teams and to integrate end-users in participatory design processes. However, the difficulties of using patterns go beyond the lexicon used in the patterns description. The individuals who migh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-24801-7g challenges. In this paper, we introduce hypertextual programming, a technique that represents language syntax as hypertext. With this technique, instead of dealing with textual languages, users can inspect and construct their programs mainly by using navigation. Beyond merely representing the synt

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Evy Van Lancker,Mirjam Knockaertons (“regexps”) or even scripts to validate inputs, which is slow and error-prone because of the poor match between common data types and the regexp notation. We present a new technique enabling end-user developers to describe data as a series of constrained parts, and we have incorporated our techn