Personal Applications in the Internet of Things Through Visual End-User Programming

Valsamakis, Yannis; Savidis, Anthony

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-49275-8_71

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“…Valsamakis et al [144] presented a portable web-based graphical end-user programming environment for personal apps is proposed. This tool allows users to discover smart things in their environment and create personalized applications that represent their own needs.…”

Section: Iot Specific Lcdps For Service-oriented Applications Develop...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Several initiatives, including Visual Studio Code 1 , Eclipse Che 2 , Theia 3 , and others have shown a lot of potential in shifting modeling environments from local-based and monolithic installations to cloud-based platforms in order to eliminate accidental complexity and expand the variety of available functionalities. Adopting cloud-based modeling will not only attract more citizen developers, but it will unravel a lot of modeling opportunities on different devices such as tablets, and mobile devices [144,196].…”

Section: Cloud-based Modeling In Iot Domainmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…1. User communities: Adopting cloud-based modeling in the IoT domain will have the potential of attracting more citizen developers, and it will unravel a lot of modeling opportunities on different devices such as tablets and mobile devices [144,196,213].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Low-Code Engineering for the Internet of Things

Ihirwe

2023

SSRN Journal

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Section: Iot Specific Lcdps For Service-oriented Applications Develop...mentioning

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Low-Code Engineering for the Internet of Things

Ihirwe

2023

SSRN Journal

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“…The code editor embedded in IEPLS client algorithm learning module helps students in only writing algorithm code while the code is analyzed and assessed at web server side by the team of instructors and lab engineers. The IEPLS code editor resembles a very simple version of TouchDevelop code editors for mobile devices [30]. While using IEPLS code editor, students are supported with built-in common algorithmic statements that are building blocks of algorithms and any high-level programming languages.…”

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Scaffolding computer programming languages learning with tailored English vocabulary based on learners' performance states

Adnan

Habib

Ashraf

et al. 2018

ICST Transactions on Scalable Information Systems

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Due to the ubiquitous nature of mobile devices, they are now considered as an emerging platform for facilitating both teaching and learning experiences. In this paper, we presented a tailored mobile learning system, namely the Integrated English and Programming Language Learning System (IEPLS), which aims at learning English vocabulary before studying programming language concepts. The IEPLS supports programming language learning in three ways; (a) Recommending to learn specific English vocabulary used in programming language concepts (b) Adaptation to the learning flow of the learner and (c) Motivating and encouraging learners to learn items based on individual learner's performance. The IEPLS was used by one hundred and fifty undergraduate students for six months. Evaluation results revealed the attainment of IEPLS in supporting learners in learning programming languages backed by precise English vocabulary.

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Domain-Specific Languages for IoT: Challenges and Opportunities

Salman

Al-Jawad

Tameemi

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Internet of Things (IoT) is a multidisciplinary tool used by field experts to fabricate technology into their discipline; these fields experts thus need access to a simple, understandable and user-friendly programming language for this purpose. Domain-Specific Languages (DSL) have been developed to pave the way for such domain experts to integrate IoT capabilities into their everyday tasks. IoT is thus one of the main technologies targeting human day-to-day activities, and the concept of IoT has caused a general rethink and reimagining of the shape of life in the future. Many researchers are thus working on fields related to IoT such as networking, power consumption, data aggregation and fusion, finding ways to offer this new technology for end user access in a smooth and easy manner. Introducing new application development methods and using software engineering standards and tools that enable end-users to develop their own IoT applications is another aspect that has received attention in the last decade; however, this aspect requires more work from the research community. The main contribution of this paper is to highlight current efforts related to the IoT field and to perform quantitative analysis to highlight the current state of the art in both positive and negative terms, including the current limitations and obstacles faced by both end-users and field experts seeking to build their own IoT applications.

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Personal Applications in the Internet of Things Through Visual End-User Programming

Cited by 4 publications

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Low-Code Engineering for the Internet of Things

Low-Code Engineering for the Internet of Things

Scaffolding computer programming languages learning with tailored English vocabulary based on learners' performance states

Domain-Specific Languages for IoT: Challenges and Opportunities

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