End-user programming with application wikis

Dubost, Ludovic; Nickolas, Stewart; Thoeny, Peter; Riehle, Dirk

doi:10.1145/1822258.1822264

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“…In addition, to create an open infrastructure for "continuing design in use" [45], the MikiWiki architecture is designed to keep the server-side architecture very simple and yet to provide the maximum functionality on the client side. It utilizes an End-user Web development approach to put end users in charge of their problems, to enhance their tailoring power and thus to create situational applications [46] for better collaboration and problem-solving.…”

Section: Mapping the Hms Model To Mikiwikimentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultivating collaborative design

Zhu

2011

Procedings of the Second Conference on Creativity and Innovation in Design

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In this paper, we describe our aim to bring creativity and collaborative design together to achieve better practice in collaborative design. We explore creativity support tools for distributed multidisciplinary design teams in the collaborative design context. We provide both a metadesign model and its prototype -namely, the Hive-Mind Space model and MikiWiki. We do not distinguish design and use time since our approach to collaborative design is one of meta-design. That is, in the sense of designing design context and designing the design process, each use situation can be a potential design situation at the use time.To evaluate the Hive-Mind Space model and its prototype, we have applied MikiWiki in two different application domains -respectively, a role-playing game and the energy domain. Some of our findings and reflections are also shared in this paper.

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Section: Mapping the Hms Model To Mikiwikimentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultivating collaborative design

Zhu

2011

Procedings of the Second Conference on Creativity and Innovation in Design

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“…Application wikis are currently used to empower end users for one-off computational tasks and "can be viewed as a variant of today's mashup platforms" [3]. They enable users to embed queries to other business application platforms like SAP [1].…”

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Wiki as business application platform

Sauer¹

2011

Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration

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This presentation shows the business application suite mHub that implements the core components of a manufacturing execution system (MES) purely with a specially developed application wiki distribution. The novelty of the application wiki is its "wiki as business application platform" approach, that abstracts all necessary technologies to implement the solution within the edit page area. Other than application wikis targeted for end users, that merely serve as query interfaces to existing business applications, this application wiki enables developers to script every aspect of the application domain within the wiki itself.

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