Designing Rich Internet Applications with Web Engineering Methodologies

Authors:
J. C. Preciado;M. Linaje;S. Comai;F. Sanchez-Figueroa
Affiliations:
Quercus Software Engineering group. Universidad de Extremadura (10071, Caceres, Spain), jcpreciado@unex.es;Quercus Software Engineering group. Universidad de Extremadura (10071, Caceres, Spain), mlinaje@unex.es;Politecnico di Milano. Dipart. di Elettronica e Informazione (20133, Milano, Italy), sara.comai@polimi.it;Quercus Software Engineering group. Universidad de Extremadura (10071, Caceres, Spain), fernando@unex.es
Venue:
WSE '07 Proceedings of the 2007 9th IEEE International Workshop on Web Site Evolution
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Web sites serve to publish information, both locally in intranets as well as on a global scale. Like all software systems, they have to cope with changing requirements and evolving technologies. The reference process model for software migration, ReMiP, ...