Context: The emergence of the long-tail in the market of software applications is shifting the
role of end-users from mere consumers to becoming developers of applications addressing …

The development of modern Web 2.0 applications is increasingly characterized by the
involvement of end users with typically limited programming skills. In particular, an emerging …

Mashup is defined as the practice of lightweight composition, serendipitous reuse, and user-
centric development on the Web. In spite of the fact that the development of mashups is …

Web mashups are a new generation of applications based on the “composition” of ready-to-
use services. In different contexts, ranging from the consumer Web to Enterprise systems …

Abstract End-User Development aims to find novel ways that are suitable and intuitive for
end users to create their own applications. We present a graphical environment in which …

The design of mashup tools combines elements from end-user development and software
composition in the context of the Web. The challenge for mashup tool designers is to provide …

This paper presents a review of six mashup makers from an End User Development (EUD)
perspective. The fast-paced development of mashup makers and related research in the last …

Web mashups are Web applications developed using contents and services available
online. Despite rapidly increasing interest in mashups over the past two years …

The recent emergence of mashup tools has refueled research on end-user development, ie,
on enabling end-users without programming skills to compose their own applications. Yet …

Web 2.0 has become a powerful means of transmitting information in a number of fields,
such as communication, e‐commerce, and entertainment. Nowadays, companies and …