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Himalia: Model-driven user interfaces using hypermedia, controls and patterns
Analysis, Design, and Evaluation of Human-Machine Systems, Volume # 10 | Part# 1
Location: Sheraton Grande Walkerhill, Korea
National Organizing Committee Chair: Jung, Eui Seung,
Shin, Young Chul
International Program Committee Chair: Yoon, Wan Chul,
Fujita, Yushi
Conference Editor: Min, Daihwan
Authors
Vernazza, Leonardo
Identifier
10.3182/20070904-3-KR-2922.00085
Index Terms
user interfaces,models,prototyping,navigation,software engineering,processes,problem-oriented languages,profiles,software specification
Abstract
This work introduces Himalia, a visual language for the modelling of graphical user interfaces built on three pillars: the Hypermedia, the controls and the patterns.
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