… of available online applications and the increased flexibility … (one-use or short-lifespan)
applications that cannot be … to cover a wide range of application domains, powerful enough to …

… Given the two-phase approach, we address two types of end user: first, end users who have
… , end users who have little or no knowledge of computing. The latter group are true end users…

… enables domain experts (ie, end users) to flexibly implement mobile data collection applications
… allows for the effective support of mobile services in a multitude of application domains. …

… develop new applications or modify … application domains, such as ERP, multi-device
services (accessible through both mobile and stationary devices), and professional applications. …

… range of applications … applications. We believe that the heart of the problem is that it is
impractical to design tools that are generic enough to cover a wide range of application domains, …

… As a proof of concept, we apply the proposal to design the syntax of a DSL for genetic
disease diagnosis software with the collaboration of geneticists and bioinformaticians from two …

… This paper recognizes the problem of ‘user diversity’ even … category of end-users, that we
call domain-expert users: they are … by allowing users to add new functionality to an application, …

… In our studies on domain-specific technologies, the application domains such as the reuse
of second-hand articles and lending books or equipment were selected because these …

… provide end users with very specific applications governing … With the help of end users
involved in an elicitation study, we … considered adequate by the end users themselves. Three …

… success for user development of computer applications (UDA)… to 272 end users experienced
in developing applications. … the domain to which they [concepts and hypotheses] apply […