Building mashup applications from existing web resources becomes increasingly popular,
and, in theory, accessible even for end users without programming skills. Current proposals …

Recently, widget-based Web applications, ie, mashups have gained momentum, as they
make it possible to address the “long tail” of software needs. By enabling data and control …

The claim of this paper is that reuse on the Web–if sensibly facilitated–can be achieved in a
much more intuitive and efficient fashion than today. The idea is to invert the current …

We are surrounded by data, a vast amount of data that has brought about an increasing
need for combining and analyzing it in order to extract information and generate knowledge …

Abstract End-User Development (EUD) is an emerging research area aiming at empowering
non-technical users to somehow create or design software artifacts. Mashups provide a high …

Since the Web 2.0 advent, Web users have gained more and more power moving their role
from simple information consumers to producers. In line with this trend, mashup …