The topic of my research is in the development of a modelling language that is suitable to model rich, interactive web applications. This server provides some running demonstrations and additional information to the development of a language that addresses these requirements.
This paper, submitted to ASWEC 2010, proposes model completion -- a formal framework to infer modelling elements.
This paper focuses on the definition and publication of 59 core requirements for design methodologies in rich internet applications. These requirements have been combined into a benchmarking application called Ticket 2.0, which has now been implemented as an open-source proof-of-concept below. Along with our example open source implementation, we invite interested researchers and industry partners to develop this benchmarking application in their language or framework of choice so they may understand the challenges faced with developing suitable modelling approaches in the future.
In order to define the requirements of Rich Internet Applications, we first need to understand what these applications can achieve. This white paper, previously mentioned in our APCCM 08 paper, covers a range of the potential use cases of RIAs, and presents them in a standard use case format.
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