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    Collecting Feedback during Software Engineering Experiments

    Objective: To improve the qualitative data obtained from software engineering experiments by gathering feedback during experiments. Rationale: Existing techniques for collecting quantitative and qualitative da...

    Amela Karahasanoviæ, Bente Anda, Erik Arisholm in Empirical Software Engineering (2005)

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    Evaluation of Commercial Web Engineering Processes

    Over the past five years a small number of specific commercial processes and evolutions to traditional software engineering processes for Web Engineering have been proposed. The existing Web engineering litera...

    Andrew McDonald, Ray Welland in Web Engineering (2004)

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    Agile Web Engineering (AWE) Process: Multidisciplinary Stakeholders and Team Communication

    The Agile Web Engineering (AWE) Process is an agile or lightweight process that has been created to tackle the challenges that have been identified in Web engineering: short development life-cycle times; multi...

    Andrew McDonald, Ray Welland in Web Engineering (2003)

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    Fully Integrated Data Environments

    Persistent Programming Languages, Object Stores, and Programming Environments

    Malcolm P. Atkinson, Ray Welland in Esprit Basic Research Series (2000)

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    Persistent Programming Environments: Introduction and State of the Art

    A Persistent Programming Environment (PPE) is the environment within which all the enabling tools for persistent software engineering will operate. Our objectives in this work were to identify the minimal set ...

    Ray Welland in Fully Integrated Data Environments (2000)

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    The Persistent Workshop — a Programming Environment for Napier88

    The Persistent Workshop is a programming environment to support the construction of application systems in Napier88, a persistent programming language. In addition to supporting programming activities, the Wor...

    Dag Sjøberg, Ray Welland, Malcolm P. Atkinson in Fully Integrated Data Environments (2000)

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    Using Persistent Languages: Introduction and Overview

    This Part focuses on making use of the persistence technology, described in Parts 1 and 2 of this book, to build Persistent Application Systems (PASs). In order to fully exploit the FIDE2 technology we need to pr...

    Ray Welland in Fully Integrated Data Environments (2000)

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    The Glasgow Persistent Libraries

    This chapter describes the development of the Glasgow Persistent Libraries for Napier88. Our overall goals are to increase software re-use and accelerate software construction and maintenance. The objectives o...

    Malcolm P. Atkinson, Ray Welland, Paul Philbrow in Fully Integrated Data Environments (2000)

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    Computing Science Projects at the University of Glasgow

    The Computing Science department makes heavy use of projects for teaching the essential techniques of software development. This paper discusses how we gather, allocate, manage and assess these projects. Clear...

    Richard Cooper, Ray Welland in Projects in the Computing Curriculum (1998)

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    Reflection and New Language Constructs

    In the first paper of this session, presented by Alan Kaplan, it was argued that the name management capabilities of current persistent object systems are weak. While some systems have dealt with the problem of u...

    Ray Welland in Persistent Object Systems (1995)

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    Analysing Persistent Language Applications

    Most research into persistent programming has been directed towards the design and implementation of languages and object stores. There are few reports on the characteristics of systems exploiting such technol...

    Dag I. K. Sjøberg, Quintin Cutts, Ray Welland in Persistent Object Systems (1995)

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    Keynote Discussion Session on Persistent Software Environments

    The keynote discussion on Persistent Software Environments consisted of a series of presentations by invited contributors followed by a general discussion. The contributors identified issues on the constructio...

    Ray Welland in Persistent Object Systems (1993)

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    Software design automation in an IPSE

    This paper describes an editing system which is explicity designed to support the production of graphical representations of a software design. The novel features of the system are that it is table-driven, so ...

    Stephen Beer, Ray Welland, Ian Sommerville in ESEC '87 (1987)