Angie
Angie is a language and tool for the type-safe specification of Web presentation layers and the subsequent generation of an executable interface prototype. A textual description of a Web based dialogue can be directly expressed in the proposed language and is then automatically mapped onto a system structure in compliance with currently discussed Web design patterns like the Model 2 architecture.
The Angie tool bridges between specification and implementation level in a different way than other approaches in the same area. The proposed language directly supports the system metaphor of form-oriented analysis, namely the system model as a bipartite state machine.
- Dirk Draheim and Gerald Weber. Specification and Generation of Model 2 Web Interfaces. In: Proceedings of APCHI 2004 - 6th Asia-Pacific Conference on Computer-Human Interaction. LNCS 3101 Springer, 2004.
