An evaluation of the DiaSuite toolset by professional developers: learning cost and usability

Kabáč, Milan; Volanschi, Nic; Consel, Charles

doi:10.1145/2846680.2846682

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“…It is full features IoT platform, which allows the integration and connectivity of devices and sensors to the IoT [68][69][70]. It enables the user to quickly prototype the solutions of IoT.…”

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Web services composition in UML: an empirical stud

Khan

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Software engineering extending Internet of Things (IoT) to the new extent and in return IoT reshaped the software industry. IoT refers to communicate the real time objects with world wide web. There is a great role of web services in the field of IoT. In the digital world it is the need of the hour to speak with the real time objects. To design such application web of things, provide a common platform for it. This research work analyzes the tools for the modeling of web services, web of things (WoT) and Internet of things. The main focus is to identify the modeling approaches of these technologies through literature review followed by Empirical Study. The study is aimed to improve the quality of the development process in terms of tools and modelling approaches. This research evaluates the tools. A model base approaches compared with the IoT Mashup tool in order to ensure the quality of IoT-based Systems.

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Web services composition in UML: an empirical stud

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“…This case study illustrates all the aspects of our proposed approach and demonstrates how it addresses the sensor-network behavior of an application. We build on practical experience gained from (1) working with operators of sensor-network infrastructures [5] and (2) previous implementations of case studies leveraging these infrastructures [6], [7]. As such, our approach provides a design framework that paves the way for researchers working on methodologies and tools supporting the development of applications for large-scale sensor infrastructures.…”

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Leveraging Declarations over the Lifecycle of Large-Scale Sensor Applications

Kabáč

Consel

Volanschi

2016

2016 Intl IEEE Conferences on Ubiquitous Intelligence &Amp; Computing, Advanced and Trusted Computing, Scalable Computing and C

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Masses of sensors and actuators are being deployed in our daily environments to provide innovative services for such spaces as parking lots, buildings, and railway networks. Yet, to realize the full potentials of these sensor network infrastructures, services need to be developed. Service development raises a number of challenges due to existing approaches that are often low level and network/hardware-centric. This paper proposes a high-level approach to the development of large-scale orchestrating applications. It revolves around a declaration language that allows to express the sensor-network dimensions of an application (sensor discovery, delivery models, actuation process). These declarations define the behavior of an application with respect to the sensor network infrastructure. We demonstrate the key relevance of these declarations at every stage of an application lifecycle, from design to runtime. In doing so, declarations allow to match the sensor-network behavior of an application to the target infrastructure. Our approach summarizes and puts in perspective our development of industrial case studies and our experience in using a commercially-operated sensor infrastructure.

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Usability Evaluation of Domain-Specific Languages: A Systematic Literature Review

Rodrigues

Campos

Zorzo

2017

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Software developers have always been concerned with the quality of the products they produce. Although software engineers use new methods to evaluate the quality of their software, there are still some concerns in several of the methods they use when developing software, for example, when using Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs). One of the main goals of DSLs is to ease the work of developers in different areas. However, to achieve this goal it is necessary to provide an evaluation of the usability of such languages. Although it is possible to find some experiments to evaluate such languages, usually this experiments are subjective and do not use techniques from the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) area. Therefore, this paper presents a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) in which a discussion on the usability of DSLs is presented. This paper also presents a mapping to show how usability has been assessed by researchers in their work.

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An evaluation of the DiaSuite toolset by professional developers: learning cost and usability

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Web services composition in UML: an empirical stud

Web services composition in UML: an empirical stud

Leveraging Declarations over the Lifecycle of Large-Scale Sensor Applications

Usability Evaluation of Domain-Specific Languages: A Systematic Literature Review

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