Resource Management Strategies for Mobile Web-Based Services

Canali, Claudia; Colajanni, Michele; Lancellotti, Riccardo

doi:10.1109/wimob.2008.94

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“…The evolution of hand held communication and computing gadgets have come up with new challenges for developers and organizations. It is argued that mobile web-enabled services place unprecedented strains on the server infrastructure of the content provider and proposed resource management strategies to reduce the response time [31].…”

Section: Evaluating Existing Methodologies For Web-based Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Lifecycle Model for Web-based Application Development: Incorporating Agile and Plan-driven Methodology

Uikey¹,

Suman²

2015

IJCA

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For conventional software development, generic software engineering lifecycle model has proven to be very important. Though, with the evolution of Web-based applications and internet, conventional software engineering models have limited support for developing Web-based applications. In recent years Web-based applications have become more complex and new technologies are emerging at a rapid pace. Therefore, the conventional software engineering lifecycle models need to be reformed in such a way that handling the change requirements and complexity of Web-based development becomes convenient for conventional developers. However, there is a lack of any generic process model available for Web-based applications. The paper identifies and analyzes various aspects of conventional and Web-based development and proposes a lifecycle model, which incorporates the aspects of agile and plan-driven development to develop a Web-based application successfully. General TermsWeb-based Application Development Lifecycle, Agile, Plandriven.

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Section: Evaluating Existing Methodologies For Web-based Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Lifecycle Model for Web-based Application Development: Incorporating Agile and Plan-driven Methodology

Uikey¹,

Suman²

2015

IJCA

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“…Moreover, as the wireless technologies and portable computing and communication devices have evolved, a new wave of mobile Web-based applications is rapidly emerging. Canali et al [11] argued that mobile web-enabled services place unprecedented strains on the server infrastructure of the content provider and proposed resource management strategies to reduce the response time. Wei et al [12] also proposed a semantic webbased enterprise information platform for mobile commerce.…”

Section: The Web and Web-based Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A novel lifecycle model for Web-based application development in small and medium enterprises

Wei

Li²,

Maple

et al. 2010

Int. J. Autom. Comput.

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Software engineering s lifecycle models have proven to be very important for traditional software development. However, can these models be applied to the development of Web-based applications as well? In recent years, Web-based applications have become more and more complicated and a lot of efforts have been placed on introducing new technologies such as J2EE, PhP, and .NET, etc., which have been universally accepted as the development technologies for Web-based applications. However, there is no universally accepted process model for the development of Web-based applications. Moreover, shaping the process model for small medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which have limited resources, has been relatively neglected. Based on our previous work, this paper presents an expanded lifecycle process model for the development of Web-based applications in SMEs. It consists of three sets of processes, i.e., requirement processes, development processes, and evolution processes. Particularly, the post-delivery evolution processes are important to SMEs to develop and maintain quality web applications with limited resources and time.

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