The essence of web engineering - managing the diversity and complexity of web application development

Ginige, Athula; Murugesan, San

doi:10.1109/mmul.2001.917968

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“…Si bien la ingeniería de software web es de finales de los años noventa (Pressman, 1998) y principios del 2000 (Ginige y Murugesan, 2001), en la actualidad se cuenta con una diversidad de herramientas de software libre que pueden ser usadas durante todo el ciclo de vida de una aplicación web (ver tabla 4.7). En adición, ya se producen disertaciones sobre el grupo de procesos de desarrollo de software que se deben seguir para el desarrollo de aplicaciones web, siendo el modelo iterativo incremental el modelo a emplear, sin obviar los grupos de procesos de análisis, diseño, implementación y mantenimiento; esto es según Mathai, Venugopal y Abraham (2015).…”

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Modelo de procesos para el desarrollo del front-end de aplicaciones web

Valdivia-Caballero

2016

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Modelo de proceso para el desarrollo del front-end de aplicaciones web INTERFASESPág. 187 ResumenLa frase 'divide y vencerás', propone una estrategia de dividir una estructura de poder centralizada en grupos de poder más pequeños. Con base en este principio se propone el proyecto para desarrollar una aplicación web, donde pueda dividirse el proceso de implementación del aplicativo en procesos con sus herramientas, recursos propios y ciclo de vida. Tanto O'Reilly (2007) y Ginige (1998) hacen mención que las tecnologías a usar en front-end de una aplicación web son distintas a las del back-end, abriendo así la posibilidad de desacoplar la implantación en componentes propios del lado del cliente o browser web y del servidor de aplicaciones, bases de datos y archivos estáticos. Palabras clave: ingeniería de software / ingeniería web / migración AbstractThe phrase 'divide and rule' and which proposes a strategy of dividing a centralized power structure into smaller power groups. Based on this principle, this study proposes that in the project management for the development of a web application, where the application's implementation can be divided in processes with their own tools, resources and life cycle. Both O'Reilly (2007) and Ginige (1998) mention that the technologies to be used in the front-end of a web application are different from those of the back-end, making it possible to decouple the implementation into its own components from the side of the customer or web browser and from the applications servers, databases and static files.

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“…De esta última se ha discutido desde finales de los años noventa (Pressman, 1998) y principios del 2000 (Ginige y Murugesan, 2001) respecto a los retos que se presentan con el desarrollo de este tipo de software, así como también sobre la necesidad de adaptar procesos convencionales del desarrollo de software a este ámbito.…”

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“…1 In our railroad layout there are five digital locomotives, sixteen digital turnout switches (where two or more tracks are joined), six semaphores, and twenty-one reed contact sensors to manage and control. The reed contacts are placed before and after turnouts around the track in order to monitor the passing of locomotives.…”

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“…Web-based systems and applications now offer a huge array of content and functionality to end users of all kinds, and this trend will continue. New engineering disciplines are dealing with the process of developing Web-based systems [1]. This type of system is especially suited to learning in computer engineering.…”

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Web-based activities around a digital model railroad platform

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Abstract-This paper describes a laboratory equipped for the teaching of advanced courses in computer engineering, computer science, information systems, and software engineering. Other related work areas include computer vision, real-time systems, programming languages, and computer architectures. The laboratory has been built around a digital model railroad platform controlled by a client-server system using an object-oriented language. The characteristics of this laboratory are suitable for implementing Web activities for educational purposes. The paper also includes an overview of the system in which most of these topics have been considered and a summary of the relationship with the most relevant international curricula in computing.

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“…Requirements in Web engineering tend to rapidly evolve due to the dynamic nature of the Web (Ginige, 2002). This continuous evolution may lead to inconsistencies among requirements which hinder Web developers from understanding the impact of a change in the Web application.…”

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Dealing with Dependencies among Functional and Non-functional Requirements for Impact Analysis in Web Engineering

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Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2012

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Due to the dynamic nature of the Web, as well as its heterogeneous audience, Web applications are more likely to rapidly evolve, thus leading to inconsistencies among requirements during the development process. Importantly, to deal with these inconsistencies Web developers need to know dependencies among requirements. Furthermore, the understanding of requirement dependencies also helps in better managing and maintaining Web applications. Therefore, in this paper, an algorithm has been defined in order to analyze dependencies among functional and non-functional requirements, thus understanding which is the impact derived from a change during the Web application development process. This impact analysis would support Web developer in selecting requirements to be implemented, thus ensuring that Web applications finally satisfy the audience

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The essence of web engineering - managing the diversity and complexity of web application development

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Modelo de procesos para el desarrollo del front-end de aplicaciones web

Modelo de procesos para el desarrollo del front-end de aplicaciones web

Web-based activities around a digital model railroad platform

Dealing with Dependencies among Functional and Non-functional Requirements for Impact Analysis in Web Engineering

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