Improving Legacy Applications with Client-Side Augmentations

Rivero, José Matías; Urbieta, Matías; Firmenich, Sérgio; Witkin, Mauricio; Serrano, Ramón; Cajas, Viviana Elizabeth Cajas; Rossi, Gustavo

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-91662-0_12

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“…Style-behaviour adaptations are the least common, and there is only one WA tool that implies them [21]. Similarly, tools that work only on style [19,22] and all three options at the same time (content-style-behaviour [23,24]) are difficult to find. It can be observed that the 3 least common options have one type of adaptation in common, the style.…”

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Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

Aldalur

2024

Science of Computer Programming

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confidence: 99%

Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

Aldalur

2024

Science of Computer Programming

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“…In [11] the authors conducted an experiment assessing the productivity and performance of users accessing both a legacy and a mobile-friendly version of an application.…”

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“…This work is an extension of a previous study [17] [11], proposing an approach for designing the adaptation of a legacy application to be run in a new device family. The design of a new version relies on the use of Markov chains to analyse what application features should be prioritized and provided in a new version before migration, or portabilization, from legacy.…”

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Migrating legacy Web applications

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Applications are a ubiquitous tool when running on mobile devices become an opportunity for a new digital business model. However, enterprises implemented the core business in legacy applications that are not designed to run properly on mobile devices. Consequently, this migration involves time and cost. The main contribution of this study to these limitations is an approach to assist this migration based on Markov chains that is a predictive user behaviour method that allows that available functionality is prioritized, the experience of User Interface is rethought , and the new design is evaluated with a preliminary running version of the legacy app. An experiment on ten participants shows that a dynamic user interface that implements the Markov model provides the users with better usability, evidenced with an improvement of productivity labour and the Nielsen heuristics comparison between versions. This work suggests this model makes possible a smart and proactive interface design.

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“…Also, usability on mobile applications suggests that aesthetics graphics (balance between the colors, shapes, language, music or animation) is an important concept when evaluating the overall them [5]. In [6] the authors conducted an experiment assessing the productivity and performance of users accessing both a legacy and a mobile-friendly version of an application. The results of a controlled experiment based on two sites showed usability issues requiring more scrolling and zoom in/out events than the mobile-friendly version.…”

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An Approach for Migrating Legacy Applications to Mobile Interfaces

Cajas

Urbieta

Rybarczyk

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Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Mobile applications changed unexpectedly people life and business models around the world. Nevertheless, there are old applications, called legacies, without adaptation to mobile devices, because this adaptation or migration have a considerable cost in dependence of software scope. Currently, most users bring constantly their smartphones and other devices with them, especially millennials. For that reason, some approaches try to solve this portabilization, generating certain improvements. However, in the majority of these solutions there is not a direct participation of users; do not consider their visual identity, analysis of feeling or mining of opinion. This paper proposes getting the behavior web application model with Markov heuristics from the widgets closeness matrix, prior to adaptation in order to include the user logic.

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Improving Legacy Applications with Client-Side Augmentations

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

Web Augmentation: A systematic mapping study

Migrating legacy Web applications

An Approach for Migrating Legacy Applications to Mobile Interfaces

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