Techniques and tools for network-based interaction
Kenneth J. Rodham · 1996
This dissertation investigates various techniques and tools for constructing end-user environments that support network-based interaction. First, we specify several styles of network-based interaction that we wish to incorporate in an end-user environment. Second, we define a system architecture that simultaneously supports each of these several interactive styles. Third, we describe a set of programming tools that assist software developers in creating applications based on this system architecture.