An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building

Autores
Rivero, José Matías; Heil, Sebastian; Grigera, Julián; Robles Luna, Esteban; Gaedke, Martin
Año de publicación
2014
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The implementation of APIs in new applications is becoming a mandatory requirement due to the increasing use of cloud-based solutions, the necessity of integration with ubiquitous applications (like Facebook or Twitter) and the need to facilitate multi-platform support from scratch in the development. However, there is still no theoretically sound process for defining APIs (starting from end-user requirements) or their productive development and evolution, which represents a complex task. Moreover, high-level solutions intended to boost productivity of API development (usually based on Model-Driven Development methodologies) are often difficult to adapt to specific use cases and requirements. In this paper we propose a methodology that allows capturing requirements related to APIs using end-user-friendly artifacts. These artifacts allow quickly generating a first running version of the API with a specific architecture, which facilitates introducing refinements in it through direct coding, as is commonly accomplished in code-based Agile processes.
Book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, vol. 8541)
Laboratorio de Investigación y Formación en Informática Avanzada
Materia
Informática
API
Model-Driven Development
Agile Development
Prototyping
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
title An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
spellingShingle An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
Rivero, José Matías
Informática
API
Model-Driven Development
Agile Development
Prototyping
title_short An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
title_full An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
title_fullStr An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
title_full_unstemmed An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
title_sort An Extensible, Model-Driven and End-User Centric Approach for API Building
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Rivero, José Matías
Heil, Sebastian
Grigera, Julián
Robles Luna, Esteban
Gaedke, Martin
author Rivero, José Matías
author_facet Rivero, José Matías
Heil, Sebastian
Grigera, Julián
Robles Luna, Esteban
Gaedke, Martin
author_role author
author2 Heil, Sebastian
Grigera, Julián
Robles Luna, Esteban
Gaedke, Martin
author2_role author
author
author
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Informática
API
Model-Driven Development
Agile Development
Prototyping
topic Informática
API
Model-Driven Development
Agile Development
Prototyping
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The implementation of APIs in new applications is becoming a mandatory requirement due to the increasing use of cloud-based solutions, the necessity of integration with ubiquitous applications (like Facebook or Twitter) and the need to facilitate multi-platform support from scratch in the development. However, there is still no theoretically sound process for defining APIs (starting from end-user requirements) or their productive development and evolution, which represents a complex task. Moreover, high-level solutions intended to boost productivity of API development (usually based on Model-Driven Development methodologies) are often difficult to adapt to specific use cases and requirements. In this paper we propose a methodology that allows capturing requirements related to APIs using end-user-friendly artifacts. These artifacts allow quickly generating a first running version of the API with a specific architecture, which facilitates introducing refinements in it through direct coding, as is commonly accomplished in code-based Agile processes.
Book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, vol. 8541)
Laboratorio de Investigación y Formación en Informática Avanzada
description The implementation of APIs in new applications is becoming a mandatory requirement due to the increasing use of cloud-based solutions, the necessity of integration with ubiquitous applications (like Facebook or Twitter) and the need to facilitate multi-platform support from scratch in the development. However, there is still no theoretically sound process for defining APIs (starting from end-user requirements) or their productive development and evolution, which represents a complex task. Moreover, high-level solutions intended to boost productivity of API development (usually based on Model-Driven Development methodologies) are often difficult to adapt to specific use cases and requirements. In this paper we propose a methodology that allows capturing requirements related to APIs using end-user-friendly artifacts. These artifacts allow quickly generating a first running version of the API with a specific architecture, which facilitates introducing refinements in it through direct coding, as is commonly accomplished in code-based Agile processes.
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