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Specifying conceptual interface patterns in an object-oriented method with automatic code generation

Molina et al., 2001

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2251826072998146003
Author
Molina P
Pastor O
Marti S
Fons J
Insfram E
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings Second International Workshop on User Interfaces in Data Intensive Systems. UIDIS 2001

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Too often, when software is being developed, the software engineers do not sufficiently consider how easy the system will be to use and learn. Following the steps of other related works developed in our research group, the paper deals with the problems of gathering …
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