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Abstract: Service Science is that the basis of knowledge system and net services that judge to the provider/client model. This paper developments a technique which will be utilized in the event of net services like websites, net applications and eCommerce. The goal is to development a technique that may add structure to a extremely unstructured drawback to help within the development and success of net services. The new methodology projected are going to be referred to as {the net|the online|the net} Development Life Cycle (WDLC) and tailored from existing methodologies and applied to the context of web development. This paper can define well the projected phases of the WDLC. Keywords: Web Development, Application Development, Technologies, eCommerce.

Analysis of Russian Segment of the Web Development Market Operating Online on Upwork

The Russian segment of the web services market in the online environment, on the platform of the Upwork freelance exchange, is considered, its key characteristics, the composition of participants, development trends are highlighted, and the market structure is identified. It is found that despite the low barriers to entry, the web development market is very stable, since the composition of entrenched firms that have been operating for more than six years remains. The pricing policy of most Russian companies indicates that they work in the middle price segment and have low budgets, which is due to the specifics of the foreign market and high competition.

Farming Assistant Web Services: Agricultor

Abstract: Our farming assistant web services provides assistance to new as well as establish farmers to get the solutions to dayto-day problems faced in the field. A farmer gets to connect with other farmers throughout India to get more information about a particular crop which is popular in other states. Keywords: Farmers, Assistance, Web Development

Tradução de ementas e histórico escolar para o inglês: contribuição para participação de discentes do curso técnico em informática para internet integrado ao ensino médio em programas de mobilidade acadêmica / Translation of summary and school records into english: contribution to the participation of high school with associate technical degree on web development students in academic mobility programs

Coded websites vs wordpress websites.

This document gives multiple instructions related to web developers using older as well as newer technology. Websites are being created using newer technologies like wordpress whereas on the other hand many people prefer making websites using the traditional way. This document will clear the doubt whether an individual should use wordpress websites or coded websites according to the users convenience. The Responsiveness of the websites, the use of CMS nowadays, more and more up gradation of technologies with SEO, themes, templates, etc. make things like web development much much easier. The aesthetics, the culture, the expressions, the features all together add up in order make the designing and development a lot more efficient and effective. Digital Marketing has a tremendous growth over the last two years and yet shows no signs of stopping, is closely related with the web development environment. Nowadays all businesses are going online due to which the impact of web development has become such that it has become an integral part of any online business.

Cognitive disabilities and web accessibility: a survey into the Brazilian web development community

Cognitive disabilities include a diversity of conditions related to cognitive functions, such as reading, understanding, learning, solving problems, memorization and speaking. They differ largely from each other, making them a heterogeneous complex set of disabilities. Although the awareness about cognitive disabilities has been increasing in the last few years, it is still less than necessary compared to other disabilities. The need for an investigation about this issue is part of the agenda of the Challenge 2 (Accessibility and Digital Inclusion) from GranDIHC-Br. This paper describes the results of an online exploratory survey conducted with 105 web development professionals from different sectors to understand their knowledge and barriers regarding accessibility for people with cognitive disabilities. The results evidenced three biases that potentially prevent those professionals from approaching cogni-tive disabilities: strong organizational barriers; difficulty to understand user needs related to cognitive disabilities; a knowledge gap about web accessibility principles and guidelines. Our results confirmed that web development professionals are unaware about cognitive disabilities mostly by a lack of knowledge about them, even if they understand web accessibility in a technical level. Therefore, we suggest that applied research studies focus on how to fill this knowledge gap before providing tools, artifacts or frameworks.

PERANCANGAN WEB RESPONSIVE UNTUK SISTEM INFORMASI OBAT-OBATAN

A good information system must not only be neat, effective, and resilient, but also must be user friendly and up to date. In a sense, it is able to be applied to various types of electronic devices, easily accessible at any whereand time (real time), and can be modified according to user needs in a relatively easy and simple way. Information systems are now needed by various parties, especially in the field of administration and sale of medicines for Cut Nyak Dhien Hospital. During this time, recording in books has been very ineffective and caused many problems, such as difficulty in accessing old data, asa well as the information obtained was not real time. To solve it, this research raises the theme of the appropriate information system design for the hospital concerned, by utilizing CSS Bootstrap framework and research methodology for web development, namely Web Development Life Cycle. This research resulted in a responsive system by providing easy access through desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones so that it would help the hospital in the data processing process in real time.

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Approach of agile methodologies in the development of web-based software.

1. Introduction

2. materials and methods, 2.1. web-oriented software development methodologies.

• Domain Model: Also known as a conceptual model, it describes the content of the application to be designed.
• Navigation Model: This model defines the navigation between the different pages that will make up the system.
• Presentation model: It specifies the content of the presentation of the pages towards the users, focuses on the user interface to be presented.

2.2. Approach to Development Methodologies

2.2.1. development approach based on hypermedia.

• Content-driven Approach
• Task-driven Approach

2.2.2. Agile Approach to Development Methodologies

• Individuals and interactions above processes and tools.
• Software running above documentation.
• Customer collaboration over contract negotiation.
• Responding to change over following a plan.

2.3. Sytematic Literature Review

2.3.1. research questions, 2.3.2. review protocol.

• The first stage consists of searching and collecting relevant literature from the specified digital libraries. The search strings defined in Section 2.3.2.1 are used for this search.
• The second phase consists of the selection of primary studies. This is achieved by the inclusion and exclusion criteria defined in Section 2.3.2.2 .
• The third is the assessment and gathering of data from the selected primary studies. The evaluation is based on the quality metrics assigned in Section 2.3.6 .

2.3.2.1. Conducting the Research

2.3.2.2. conditions for the selection of primary studies.

• The research is focused on the use of web development methodologies.
• Research is considered as a research article, review article, or conference article.
• The research is within the domain of selected libraries.
• The range of publications of research is between 2000 and 2019.
• The research has nothing to do with the development of web applications.
• The abstract does not provide sufficient evidence to indicate that the research is linked to web applications.
• The year of publication is not within the established range.
• The language of the publication is different from English or Spanish.

2.3.2.3. Quality Metrics of Primary Studies

2.3.3. validation of review protocol.

• Arbitrarily select studies for RQ2 (4) and RQ1 (6).
• Extract data from the articles, dividing the work between the authors and the external collaborator.
• The indicators of the extraction form are validated. If the form must be modified, return to step 1 again. Otherwise, the validation process ends.

2.3.4. Identification of Relevant Research

• Search strings are applied in digital libraries.
• A validation of the articles likely to be included in the research is carried out.
• Relevant and similar literature is identified within the references of previously proposed research.
• New literature is assessed against the inclusion and exclusion criteria.
• The preceding is performed within each RQ.

2.3.5. Selection of Primary Studies

2.3.6. data extraction from primary studies.

• Agile development characteristics.
• Examples of methodologies used by each approach.
• Conditions of use.
• The advantages or strategies within the stages of the approach development process.
• End-user activities within web development.
• Common problems regarding customer satisfaction with web software.
• Usability features.

2.3.7. Data Synthesi

2.3.8. threat of validity.

• RQ1.2: What features do hypermedia-based approaches (task-based approach, and content-based approach) contemplate for web application development?
• RQ1.3: What are the indicators that link to end-user-oriented approaches within web development methodologies?

3.1. Quantitative Analysis of Studies

3.2. common characteristics of agile methodologies.

• Flexibility before changes of requirements at any stage of the life cycle. Without affecting the development process and planning.
• Constant communication between the development team, despite distributed environments. Including meetings, communication of functionalities and modifications made to the project.
• Inclusion of the end-user throughout the software life cycle. As a result, developers will know the right modifications at the right time.
• Necessary and accurate documentation. Without having to maintain extensive paperwork, these methodologies perform specific documentation of the functionalities of the application.
• Implementation of UML artifacts for the elaboration of documentation and design models.

4. Disscussion of the Results

• Flexibility before changes of requirements in any stage of the life cycle. Without affecting the development process and planning.
• Constant communication between the development team, despite distributed environments. Including meetings, communication of functionalities, and modifications made to the project.
• Implement UML artifacts for the elaboration of documentation and design models.

5. Conclusions and Future Work

Author contributions, conflicts of interest, abbreviations.

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Kautz, K., Madsen, S. (2004). Web Development. In: Linger, H., et al. Constructing the Infrastructure for the Knowledge Economy. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-4852-9_37

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