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Web Browser Intelligence: opening up the Web
Proceedings IEEE COMPCON 97. Digest of Papers, 2002The World-Wide Web has brought us two important resources: ubiquitous browsers and a global information repository. In the current model, these two resources are tightly coupled. By introducing the concept of a programmable intermediary between browser and server, Web Browser Intelligence (WBI) has relaxed this coupling.
R. Barrett, P.P. Maglio, D.C. Kellem
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2011 IEEE World Congress on Services, 2011
The advance in web services (WS) and service oriented architecture (SOA) applications has led to the development of new types of systems in which different heterogeneous components and platforms can connect and collaborate to solve a business problem. This advancement adds a new level of abstraction to the existing stack of technologies and development
Nabil El Ioini, Alberto Sillitti
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The advance in web services (WS) and service oriented architecture (SOA) applications has led to the development of new types of systems in which different heterogeneous components and platforms can connect and collaborate to solve a business problem. This advancement adds a new level of abstraction to the existing stack of technologies and development
Nabil El Ioini, Alberto Sillitti
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International Journal of Open Source Software and Processes, 2012
Open source software is required to be widely available to the user community. To help developers fulfill this requirement, Web portals provide a way to make open source projects public so that the user community has access to their source code, can contribute to their development, and can interact with the developer team.
Vanessa P. Braganholo +2 more
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Open source software is required to be widely available to the user community. To help developers fulfill this requirement, Web portals provide a way to make open source projects public so that the user community has access to their source code, can contribute to their development, and can interact with the developer team.
Vanessa P. Braganholo +2 more
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OPEN Process Support for Web Development
Annals of Software Engineering, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Henderson-Sellers, Brian +2 more
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2007
Open source software is required to be widely available to the user community. To help developers fulfill this requirement, Web portals provide a way to make open source projects public so that the user community has access to their source code, can contribute to their development, and can interact with the developer team.
Vanessa P. Braganholo, Bernardo Miranda
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Open source software is required to be widely available to the user community. To help developers fulfill this requirement, Web portals provide a way to make open source projects public so that the user community has access to their source code, can contribute to their development, and can interact with the developer team.
Vanessa P. Braganholo, Bernardo Miranda
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Openness, Web 2.0 Technology, and Open Science
Policy Futures in Education, 2010This article begins by examining the dimensions of open science including the ethics of science and the peer review system before defining open science in terms of ‘wiki science’ or ‘science 2.0’. The article then briefly scrutinizes the future of open science, commenting upon the nature of open distributed knowledge systems and new models of ...
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Buckling of webs with openings
Computers & Structures, 1978Abstract The buckling of the webs of steel beams is investigated analytically and experimentally. The influence of circular and rectangular holes on the buckling strength of beams of the dimensions normally used in building structures is considered. The buckling analysis is based on an energy method, and relies on finite element analysis for the in ...
M. Uenoya, R.G. Redwood
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Augmenting the Web through open hypermedia
New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia, 2002Based on an overview of Web augmentation and detailing the three basic approaches to extend the hypermedia functionality of the Web, the author presents a general open hypermedia framework (the Arakne framework) to augment the Web. The aim is to provide users with the ability to link, annotate, and otherwise structure Web pages, as they see fit.
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