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2003
Springer

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An Approach to Develop User Interfaces with Plasticity

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This paper provides an approach to develop user interfaces where plasticity is considered by using several concepts, concretely our proposal is a pattern-based, component-oriented ...

Francisco Montero, Víctor López-Jaqu...

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