Add to ORKGWe highlight the role of programming in the engineering of interactive systems, in the long term perspective of creating general theories of interaction to support engineers. We out-line a research roadmap aimed at both providing designers with appropriate programming languages and understanding the nature of interactive programs. Author Keywords interactive software, programming languages, notations, en-gineering, design, theor
Programming languages are mostly not designed for humans, but for computers. As a result, programmi...
Software needs now strain the design limits of traditional programming languages. Modern application...
This thesis builds upon existing research on the formal aspects of human-computer interaction by pro...
A number of formal notations have been developed to assist the description or analysis of interactiv...
This essay reviews the issues that are important to designers of interactive languages. Considering ...
Interactive multimedia systems are often designed and implemented primarily through intuition, and t...
We consider the artist-programmer, who creates work through its description as source code. The arti...
All computers run software, such as operating systems, web browsers, and video games, which are used...
Once we relax the assumption that it must be possible to specify programs solely in terms of text an...
This paper is concerned with the role of formal notations and methods in engineering interactive sys...
Approaches for traditional programming language design center around theoretical and performance-ori...
In this chapter, it is recognized that the knowledge relevant to the design of an interactive system...
Programmers employ a multitude of languages to build systems. Some are general-purpose languages. Ot...
A Programming Paradigm is the silent intelligence in any software design. Although many Programming ...
Human-computer communication can be achieved through different interfaces such as Graphical User Int...
Programming languages are mostly not designed for humans, but for computers. As a result, programmi...
Software needs now strain the design limits of traditional programming languages. Modern application...
This thesis builds upon existing research on the formal aspects of human-computer interaction by pro...
A number of formal notations have been developed to assist the description or analysis of interactiv...
This essay reviews the issues that are important to designers of interactive languages. Considering ...
Interactive multimedia systems are often designed and implemented primarily through intuition, and t...
We consider the artist-programmer, who creates work through its description as source code. The arti...
All computers run software, such as operating systems, web browsers, and video games, which are used...
Once we relax the assumption that it must be possible to specify programs solely in terms of text an...
This paper is concerned with the role of formal notations and methods in engineering interactive sys...
Approaches for traditional programming language design center around theoretical and performance-ori...
In this chapter, it is recognized that the knowledge relevant to the design of an interactive system...
Programmers employ a multitude of languages to build systems. Some are general-purpose languages. Ot...
A Programming Paradigm is the silent intelligence in any software design. Although many Programming ...
Human-computer communication can be achieved through different interfaces such as Graphical User Int...
Programming languages are mostly not designed for humans, but for computers. As a result, programmi...
Software needs now strain the design limits of traditional programming languages. Modern application...
This thesis builds upon existing research on the formal aspects of human-computer interaction by pro...