Shared substance: developing flexible multi-surface ap- plications

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Titel: Shared substance: developing flexible multi-surface ap- plications
Autoren: Tony Gjerlufsen, Clemens Klokmose, James Eagan, Michel Beaudouin-lafon
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Schlagwörter: Data-oriented model, Middleware
Beschreibung: This paper presents a novel middleware for developing flex-ible interactive multi-surface applications. Using a scenario-based approach, we identify the requirements for this type of applications. We then introduce Substance, a data-oriented framework that decouples functionality from data, and Shared Substance, a middleware implemented in Sub-stance that provides powerful sharing abstractions. We de-scribe our implementation of two applications with Shared Substance and discuss the insights gained from these ex-periments. Our finding is that the combination of a data-oriented programming model with middleware support for sharing data and functionality provides a flexible, robust so-lution with low viscosity at both design-time and run-time.
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Sprache: English
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Abstract:This paper presents a novel middleware for developing flex-ible interactive multi-surface applications. Using a scenario-based approach, we identify the requirements for this type of applications. We then introduce Substance, a data-oriented framework that decouples functionality from data, and Shared Substance, a middleware implemented in Sub-stance that provides powerful sharing abstractions. We de-scribe our implementation of two applications with Shared Substance and discuss the insights gained from these ex-periments. Our finding is that the combination of a data-oriented programming model with middleware support for sharing data and functionality provides a flexible, robust so-lution with low viscosity at both design-time and run-time.