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Howden, W.E. |
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Contemporary Software Development Environments |
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1982 |
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Hull, R.; King, R. |
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Semantic Database Modeling: Survey, Applications, and Research Issues |
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1987 |
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Communications of the ACM |
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Semantic Database Modeling |
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201-261 |
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conceptual database design, entity-relationship model, functional data model, knowledge representation, semantic database model, CU |
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ACM Computing Surveys |
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Johnson, J.; Nardi, B.A.; Zarmer, C.L.; Miller, J. |
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ACE: Building Interactive Graphical Applications |
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1993 |
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Communications of the ACM |
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Ace |
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direct manipulation, interface builder, incremental programming, object-oriented, programmable applications, spatial metaphor, visual formalism, application framework |
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Todays user interface buiders are limited to the user inteface and they ignore the semantics of the application. Direct manipulation and integration of application and interface are, in today's tools, only addressed at the level of widgets. ACE is an application framework supporting Visual Formalisms. |
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Kaplan, S.J.; Kapor, M.D.; Belove, E.J.; Landsman, R.A.; Drake, T.R. |
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Agenda: A Personal Information Manager |
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1990 |
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Agenda |
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Kay, J.; Thomas, R.C. |
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Studying Long-Term System Use |
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1995 |
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Communications of the ACM |
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There have been many studies of computer users but few that extend over very long periods. The reasons for this include costs, the quality of the data that can be obtained and satisfactorily analyzed, and the requirement to obtain results in the short term. We were interested in building long-term user models for teaching systems and wished to track the total development of a guru as well as other types of users. |
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