Inner architecture of a social networking system
SOFSEM'12 Proceedings of the 38th international conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Computer Science
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Based on our past research work in the Web 2.0 management area, where we introduced a new management technique, we present a case study of the technique in this paper. It takes into account the new trends in the Internet which became a provider of highly available services with many features presented to a user, but in a decent and easy-to-use manner. We try to address the requirements proposed by the technique while implementing a brave new conference management system called \tp. In the words of the past work, \tptries to be as much user-centered as possible. That involves doing user queries, where we inquire expectation of the potential users and evaluating them. Being evaluated and implemented in one release cycle, the next phase is gathering a feedback from the users and changing the next development phases accordingly. At last, we sketch the future steps which the system will take.