Jones, M. Cameron; Churchill, Elizabeth F.; Twidale, Michael B.
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Title
Mashing up Visual Languages and Web Mash-ups
Author(s)
Jones, M. Cameron
Churchill, Elizabeth F.
Twidale, Michael B.
Issue Date
2008
Keyword(s)
visual languages
web mash-ups
Abstract
Research on web mashups and visual languages
share an interest in human-centered computing. Both
research communities are concerned with supporting
programming by everyday, technically inexpert users.
Visual programming environments have been a focus for
both communities, and we believe that there is much to
be gained by further discussion between these research
communities. In this paper we explore some connections
between web mashups and visual languages, and try to
identify what each might be able to learn from the other.
Our goal is to establish a framework for a dialog
between the communities, and to promote the exchange
of ideas and our respective understandings of humancentered
computing.
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