… Therefore, creating mashups has required some technical background (such as programming
skills) that most Web end users do not have. Some initial ideas for creating Web mashups …

… end-user programming tools tend to focus on GUIs (eg automating repetitive actions) rather
than processing existing web… will let everyday endusers create these kinds of mashups (see …

… widgets, and Web data sources, has again brought up the notion of reuse within Web
engineering with the advent of Web mashups. The key characteristic of mashups, distinguishing …

… they learned to develop web pages and mashups. Furthermore, … where we will present novice
endusers with different types of data, … With further study of mashups from a novice end-user …

… End-User Development (EUD) can be exploited on the Web, where users have the opportunity
to create niche “Web Mashup… innovative EUD system for mashups. NaturalMash provides …

… : End-users lack programming knowledge as well as the interest to learn how to master the
complex set of Web technologies required to develop mashups. End-User Development (EUD…

… by the involvement of end users with typically limited programming … of web mashups, ie,
applications based on the composition of contents and functions that are accessible via the Web. …

… The term end user can have many different meanings based … of end users primarily identified
as enduser programmers. … One early definition of this population explains end users are …

… by non technical users. In this paper, we try to respond … mashup development, and propose
a Web platform, DashMash, that allows end users to develop their own mashups making use …

… We compare the related research areas about mashups in Web 2.0, context awareness
and end user programming. Then we present our design of this environment, evaluation of the …