ICSE'99 workshop on web engineering

Murugesan, San; Deshpande, Yogesh

doi:10.1145/302405.302961

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“…Charges of malpractice abound in the academic literature: 5,7 In many cases, the development approaches used for Web-based systems have been ad hoc, reminiscent of early days of application software development…Overall, software development for the Web lacks rigor and a systematic approach. 8 However, scant objective evidence supports such claims. Thus far, little wide-scale empirical research into hypermedia systems development has been done; to our knowledge, the mainstream literature includes only four surveys of hypermedia development prior to this one.…”

Section: Michael Lang National University Of Ireland Galwaymentioning

confidence: 99%

Hypermedia Systems Development Practices: A Survey

Lang

Fitzgerald

2005

IEEE Softw.

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Hypermedia Systems Development Practices: A Survey

Lang

Fitzgerald

2005

IEEE Softw.

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“…However, many authors assert that multimedia and Web-based information systems are fundamentally different from "traditional" information systems [9,37,45], and that these "traditional" methods and techniques are therefore not well suited to multimedia and Web-based systems development [33,36,37]. Murugesan et al [35] have spoken of a pressing need for "approaches and new methods and tools for development, deployment and evaluation of Webbased systems and applications". On such a contention, the literature reveals considerable academic effort during the mid-1990s when researchers sought to construct understandings of the nature of multimedia and Web-based systems, and methods by which they should be constructed [22,27,48].…”

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A comparison of ‘traditional’ and multimedia information systems development practices

Barry

Lang

2003

Information and Software Technology

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As multimedia information systems begin to infiltrate organizations, there arises a need to capture and disseminate knowledge about how to develop them. Little is thus far known about the realities of multimedia systems development practice, or about how the development of multimedia systems compares to that of "traditional" information systems. Herein are discussed the findings of a survey of multimedia developers in Ireland. Practitioners generally agree that systematic approaches are desirable in order to beneficially add structure to development processes, but they are predominantly using their own in-house methods rather than those prescribed in the literature.

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“…It has been frequently asserted in the literature that Web-based design practice is in a state of "crisis", characterised by sloppy, "quick and dirty" activity [2,[69][70][71]. A recent study of Web development practices in Norway, based on a convenience sample of 11 organisations, found that in most cases process models do not exist, and even where they do, they are not adhered to [18].…”

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“…The spectacular arrival of Web-based systems in the mid-1990s was similarly greeted, it giving rise to a tide of popular academic opinion that "traditional" methods and techniques are poorly suited to the distinctive design challenges raised by these types of systems. On such a premise, Murugesan & Deshpande [2] called for a "new concept and discipline of Web Engineering" and affirmed that there was a "pressing need for new methods and tools" [3]. In similar vein, Oinas-Kukkonen et al [4] claimed that "systematic analysis and design methodologies for developing Web information systems are necessary and urgently needed among practitioners".…”

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confidence: 99%