All Stories

  1. Unleashing the Power of Implicit Feedback in Software Product Lines: Benefits Ahead
  2. 20 years of industrial experience at SPLC
  3. Onboarding in Software Product Lines: Concept Maps as Welcome Guides
  4. Coding-Data Portability in Systematic Literature Reviews
  5. Chatbot Dimensions that Matter: Lessons from the Trenches
  6. User acceptance testing for Agile-developed web-based applications: Empowering customers through wikis and mind maps
  7. Web Mashups with WebMakeup
  8. The Augmented Web
  9. A Tool for Management of Knowledge Dispersed throughout Multiple References
  10. Current Trends in Web Engineering
  11. Editing Anxiety in Corporate Wikis: From Private Drafting to Public Edits
  12. Tuning GitHub for SPL development
  13. Generalizing the "like" button
  14. Integrating Microblogging Into Domain Specific Language Editors
  15. A language for end-user web augmentation
  16. Activity fragmentation in the web
  17. Lightweight End-User Software Sharing
  18. Wiki Scaffolding: Aligning wikis with the corporate strategy
  19. Understanding Web Augmentation
  20. WikiLayer
  21. WikiWhirl
  22. Wikipedia customization through web augmentation techniques
  23. Defining DSL Expressions Collaboratively in Multidisciplinary Embedded Engineering
  24. A Federated Approach to Crossblogging through Contracts
  25. Reactive tags
  26. Wiki refactoring
  27. Wiki scaffolding
  28. Architectural and Technological Variability in Rich Internet Applications
  29. Interfaces for Scripting: Making Greasemonkey Scripts Resilient to Website Upgrades
  30. Mashup-Aware Corporate Portals
  31. Model-aware Wiki analysis tools
  32. Providing resilient XPaths for external adaptation engines
  33. Script Programmers as Value Co-creators
  34. Software Factories: Describing the Assembly Process
  35. Facing Tagging Data Scattering
  36. Tagging-Aware Portlets
  37. Using DITA for documenting software product lines
  38. Web Engineering
  39. From page-centric to portlet-centric Web development: Easing the transition using MDD
  40. A Model-Driven Development for GWT-Based Rich Internet Applications with OOH4RIA
  41. Facing Interaction-Rich RIAs: The Orchestration Model
  42. Quantifying Maintainability in Feature Oriented Product Lines
  43. Layman tuning of websites
  44. Toward the Semantic Desktop: The seMouse Approach
  45. Exploring Extensibility of Architectural Design Decisions
  46. Feature Oriented Model Driven Development: A Case Study for Portlets
  47. Improving a portlet usability model
  48. Generative metaprogramming
  49. Turning portlets into services
  50. An Automatic Approach to Displaying Web Applications as Portlets
  51. Blogouse: Turning the Mouse into a Copy&Blog Device
  52. Feature refactoring a multi-representation program into a product line
  53. Modeling Portlet Aggregation Through Statecharts
  54. Semantically Integrating Portlets in Portals Through Annotation
  55. Turning the Mouse into a Semantic Device: The seMouse Experience
  56. Portlet syndication
  57. Improving self-interpretation of XML-based business documents by introducing derived elements
  58. A Reusability Model for Portlets
  59. Improving portlet interoperability through deep annotation
  60. Supporting Production Strategies as Refinements of the Production Process
  61. Enhancing Decoupling in Portlet Implementation
  62. Facing Document-Provider Heterogeneity in Knowledge Portals
  63. Invoking Web Applications from Portals: Customisation Implications
  64. Preface - 1st Web Services Quality Workshop (WQW 2003)
  65. Seamless Integration of Inquiry and Transactional Tasks in Web Applications
  66. User-Facing Web Service Development: A Case for a Product-Line Approach
  67. Measuring triggering-interaction complexity on active databases
  68. Active database systems
  69. Metrics for Active Database Maintainability
  70. Formalizing and validating behavioral models through the event calculus
  71. Promoting business policies in object-oriented methods
  72. EXACT: an extensible approach to active object-oriented databases
  73. Stimuli and business policies as modelling constructs: Their definition and validation through the event calculus
  74. Object-oriented systems: a cross-discipline overview
  75. The operational semantics of user-defined relationships in object oriented database systems
  76. Reactive behaviour support: Themes and variations
  77. Extending ODBMSs using metaclasses
  78. Supporting dynamic displays using active rules
  79. Combining active rules and metaclasses for enhanced extensibility in object-oriented systems
  80. Generating active rules from high-level specifications
  81. Object-oriented databases and frame-based systems: comparison
  82. On Refining XML Artifacts
  83. Providing Personalized Mashups Within the Context of Existing Web Applications
  84. Turning Web Applications into Portlets: Raising the Issues