A Proposal for a User Oriented Language Based on the Lyee Theory
Keizo Yamada, Jun Sasaki, Michiru Tanaka, Yutaka Funyu · 2009
In recent years, a problem has arisen in that users have become estranged from the processes of software development. End user development (EUD) is a solution to this problem. To realize EUD, however, we need to be able to describe the requirements of a user directly as a program. In this paper, we propose a declarative language based on the Lyee theory for programming environments for users. Using our language, we describe a program based on subject-based programming in Lyee theory. The program is then executed iteratively.