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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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Week 5: April 4th The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 6: April 11th Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
Security
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Week 7: March 28th Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
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Week 7: April 18th Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
 

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Revision 202006-04-04 - isafer

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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  • The Links Project: Wadler et. al are working on developing a language for web programming dubbed "Links". The project's proposal is an interesting read and provides many leads to related work.
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>		Izzet: I want to propose the following paper to discuss it in our reading group. It is not an academic paper but seems to portray current developments on web applications.
  <http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1103941&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=27500087&CFTOKEN=24073347>http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1103941&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=27500087&CFTOKEN=24073347

Revision 192006-03-28 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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Week 2: Feb 28th LINQ Project Overview Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg. 2005.
Week 3: March 14th The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4: March 28th XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
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Security
 
Control flow in webapps
Week 5: April 4th The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 6: April 11th Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
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Security
 
Week 7: March 28th Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.

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Revision 182006-03-14 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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Week 1: Feb 21st The Links project's proposal. Wadler 2005.
Data access
Week 2: Feb 28th LINQ Project Overview Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg. 2005.
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Week 3: March 7th The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4: March 14th XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
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Week 3: March 14th The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4: March 28th XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
 
Security
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Week 5: March 28th Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
 
Control flow in webapps
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Week 6: April 4th The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 7: April 11th Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
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Week 5: April 4th The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 6: April 11th Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
Week 7: March 28th Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
 

More materials?

Revision 172006-03-02 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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  • The Links Project: Wadler et. al are working on developing a language for web programming dubbed "Links". The project's proposal is an interesting read and provides many leads to related work.
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>		Arjun Sing: I want to propose the following paper to discuss it in our reading group. It is not an academic paper but seems to portray current developments on web applications.

<http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1103941&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=27500087&CFTOKEN=24073347>http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1103941&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=27500087&CFTOKEN=24073347

 -- KrisDeVolder - 23 Jan 2006

Revision 162006-03-01 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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Week 1: Feb 21st The Links project's proposal. Wadler 2005.
Data access
Week 2: Feb 28th LINQ Project Overview Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg. 2005.
Changed:
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Week 3 The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4 XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
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Week 3: March 7th The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4: March 14th XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
 
Security
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Week 5 Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
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Week 5: March 28th Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
 
Control flow in webapps
Changed:
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Week 6 The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 7 Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
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>
Week 6: April 4th The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 7: April 11th Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
 

More materials?

Revision 152006-02-21 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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Introduction
Week 1: Feb 21st The Links project's proposal. Wadler 2005.
Data access
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Week 2: Feb 28th Link Project Overview Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg. 2005.
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Week 2: Feb 28th LINQ Project Overview Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg. 2005.
 
Week 3 The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4 XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
Security

Revision 142006-02-18 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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  Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, Izzet, Brett, Terry, Sara add yourself
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  • Meeting time: Tuesday 1-2 pm.
  • First meeting: Tuesday Feb 21st
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Introduction
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Week 1 The Links project's proposal. Wadler 2005.
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Week 1: Feb 21st The Links project's proposal. Wadler 2005.
 
Data access
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Week 2 The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 3 XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
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Week 2: Feb 28th Link Project Overview Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg. 2005.
Week 3 The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 4 XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
 
Security
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Week 4 Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
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Week 5 Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
 
Control flow in webapps
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Week 5 The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 6 Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
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Week 6 The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 7 Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
 

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  XML processing

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, Izzet, Brett, add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, Izzet, Brett, Terry, Sara add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, Izzet, add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, Izzet, Brett, add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.

Revision 112006-02-07 - isafer

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, Izzet, add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.

Revision 102006-02-07 - ArjunSingh

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, Arjun, add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, Clint, add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.

Revision 82006-02-04 - nsingh

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot (I'm definitely in for the second half), Maria, add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot, Maria, add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.

Revision 72006-02-03 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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  Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot (I'm definitely in for the second half), Maria, add yourself
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<		When? This FoRGe will start early or mid february. We will meet once a week and read/review one paper each week. What day and time still has to be decided and will be posted here.
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>		When? This FoRGe will start the week after reading break. Scheduling a time slot will start shortly.
 
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Topics and potential papers

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Introduction
Week 1 The Links project's proposal. Wadler 2005.
Data access
Week 2 The essence of data access in Cω. Gavin Bierman, Erik Meijer, and Wolfram Schulte. ECOOP 2005.
Week 3 XDuce: A typed XML processing language. Haruo Hosoya and Benjamin C. Pierce. ACM TOIT 2003.
Security
Week 4 Finding Security Vulnerabilities in Java Applications with Static Analysis. Benjamin Livshits, Monica S. Lam. Usenix Security Symposium 2005.
Control flow in webapps
Week 5 The Influence of Browsers on Evaluators or, Continuations to Program Web Servers. Christian Queinnec. ICFP 2000.
Week 6 Spring Webflow. Keith Donald & Erwin Vervaet. The Serverside May 2005.
 
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More materials?

It seems like there is an inexhaustible supply of stuff to read...

The list of papers and topics below is is intended to collect relevant information before setting a week-by-week schedule. It can also serve as a starting point for further reading.

 

Continuations for the Web

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XML processing

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Other topics / issues

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Security

What's used in the real world?

 
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  • Relation to AOP?
  • Separation of concerns: presentation / bussiness logic / deployment configuration
  • What's used in the industry: php, JSP, etc.
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  • Php, JSP, Spring Webflow, Java Server Faces etc.
 

Links to other relevant material

Revision 62006-02-01 - tkatch

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot (I'm definitely in for the second half), add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot (I'm definitely in for the second half), Maria, add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start early or mid february. We will meet once a week and read/review one paper each week. What day and time still has to be decided and will be posted here.

Revision 52006-02-01 - nsingh

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon, Navjot (I'm definitely in for the second half), add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start early or mid february. We will meet once a week and read/review one paper each week. What day and time still has to be decided and will be posted here.

Revision 42006-01-30 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

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Data access

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Data access (Database, SQL and XML processing)

  Web applications typically need to interact with external data sources and stores such as XML and relational databases. This is typically done through various APIs that are "untyped". Such untyped interfaces are undesirable (error prone, unchecked, hard to support in IDE, ...).
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Other topics / issues

  • Security?

Revision 32006-01-30 - lyndonh

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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<		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan add yourself
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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan, Lyndon add yourself
  When? This FoRGe will start early or mid february. We will meet once a week and read/review one paper each week. What day and time still has to be decided and will be posted here.

Revision 22006-01-29 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

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>		Who's interested? Kris, Eric, Andrew, Ivan add yourself
 When? This FoRGe will start early or mid february. We will meet once a week and read/review one paper each week. What day and time still has to be decided and will be posted here.

Topics and potential papers

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 Web applications typically need to interact with external data sources and stores such as XML and relational databases. This is typically done through various APIs that are "untyped". Such untyped interfaces are undesirable (error prone, unchecked, hard to support in IDE, ...).

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Other topics / issues

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  • Separation of concerns: presentation / bussiness logic / deployment configuration
  • What's used in the industry: php, JSP, etc.
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Links to other relevant material

  • The Links Project: Wadler et. al are working on developing a language for web programming dubbed "Links". The project's proposal is an interesting read and provides many leads to related work.
 -- KrisDeVolder - 23 Jan 2006

Revision 12006-01-23 - KrisDeVolder

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WebProgramming FoRGe

As web-based applications evolve from simple quick hacks and scripts to critical business applications and become increasingly more complex the issue of structuring, maintaining and (re-)engineering are becoming real issues.

This FoRGe will look at some of these problems and some of the solutions SE and PL researchers have proposed.

When? This FoRGe will start early or mid february. We will meet once a week and read/review one paper each week. What day and time still has to be decided and will be posted here.

Topics and potential papers

The list of papers and topics below is very much a work in progress...

We will use this to collect all relevant information before setting a week-by-week schedule. We won't be reading all the papers listed below. Likewise not all papers we will be reading are already on this page.

Continuations for the Web

Bridging the gap between the stateless http protocol and the statefull control structures of programming languages.

Data access

Web applications typically need to interact with external data sources and stores such as XML and relational databases. This is typically done through various APIs that are "untyped". Such untyped interfaces are undesirable (error prone, unchecked, hard to support in IDE, ...).

Other topics / issues

  • Security?
  • Relation to AOP?
  • Separation of concerns: presentation / bussiness logic / deployment configuration
  • What's used in the industry: php, JSP, etc.

-- KrisDeVolder - 23 Jan 2006

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