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[ACM Press the SIGCHI conference - Not Known (1989..-..)] Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems Wings for the mind - CHI '89 - Graphical specification of user interfaces with behavior abstraction

โœ Scribed by DeSoi, J. F.; Lively, W. M.; Sheppard, S. V.

Book ID
121814818
Publisher
ACM Press
Year
1989
Weight
593 KB
Category
Article
ISBN-13
9780897913010

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โœฆ Synopsis

The Application Display Generator (ADG) is a graphical environment for the design and implementation of embedded system user interfaces. It is a major component of the Graphical Specification Subsystem (GSS) in Lockheed's Express knowledge-based software development environment.

ADG gives nonprogrammers simple and flexible methods for graphically specifying the presentation and behavior of embedded system user interfaces. In the ADG methodology arbitrary presentations are attached to abstract object behaviors. This approach makes it possible to provide unconstrained presentations, intelligent user support, rapid prototyping, and flexible facilities for composing complex objects.

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