From Abstract Specifications to Application GenerationSEIS
We present an approach for platform-agnostic application modelling, complemented by an execution and lifecycle management protocol. It enables a systematic way of generating native applications capable of leveraging specific features and sensors for any target device while contextualizing them to the needs of the application logic. In addition, it provides a way to maintain and update all the deployed instances simultaneously across the variety of target devices, without requiring client-side intervention. The application modelling is geared towards non-technical users, giving them the means to easily create, distribute and manage fully functioning applications across a range of client platforms such as mobile devices or voice assistants without worrying about device-level programming. When required, the generated applications can be quickly customized for better end-user experience by developers with device knowledge, starting from generated code and leveraging the same cloud-based application logic.
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07:00 - 08:00 | I3-SEIS-Engineering tools for SocietySoftware Engineering in Society at Silla Chair(s): Seok-Won LeeAjou University | ||
07:00 12mTalk | Is Using Deep Learning Frameworks Free? Characterizing Technical Debt in Deep Learning FrameworksSEIS Software Engineering in Society Jiakun LiuZhejiang University, Qiao HuangZhejiang University, Xin XiaMonash University, Emad ShihabConcordia University, David LoSingapore Management University, Shanping LiZhejiang University | ||
07:12 12mTalk | Society-Oriented Applications Development: Investigating Users' Values from Bangladeshi Agriculture Mobile Applications Software Engineering in Society Rifat Ara ShamsMonash University, Waqar HussainMonash University, Gillian OliverFaculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Harsha PereraMonash University, Arif NurwidyantoroFaculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Jon WhittleMonash University | ||
07:24 12mTalk | How layered reuse can support harmful micropolitics: SAP ERP in surgery planningSEIS Software Engineering in Society | ||
07:36 12mTalk | From Abstract Specifications to Application GenerationSEIS Software Engineering in Society | ||
07:48 12mTalk | Human Behaviour Centered Design: Developing a Software System for Cultural HeritageSEIS Software Engineering in Society Julie DugdaleUniversity of Grenoble Alps, Mahyar Tourchi MoghaddamUniversity of L'Aquila / INRIA, Henry MucciniUniversity of L'Aquila, Italy |