The use of Flex as a viable toolkit for astronomy software applications
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The use of Flex as a viable toolkit for astronomy software applications
Auteurs : Kim Gillies ;
Alberto Conti ;
Anthony RogersSource :
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Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering [ 0277-786X ] ; 2010.
RBID : Pascal:11-0004466
Descripteurs français
- Pascal (Inist)
- Outil logiciel,
Interface utilisateur,
Internet,
Productivité,
Navigation information,
Astronomie,
Réseau web,
Comportement utilisateur,
Astrophysique,
Télescope,
Indice aptitude.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Astronomy,
Astrophysics,
Capability index,
Information browsing,
Internet,
Productivity,
Software tool,
Telescope,
User behavior,
User interface,
World wide web.
Abstract
The challenges facing the developers of user interfaces for astronomy applications has never been greater. Astronomers and engineers often use well-designed commercial and web applications outside their work environment and have come to expect a similar user experience with applications developed for their work tasks. The connectivity provided by the Internet and the ability to work from anywhere can improve user productivity, but it is a challenge to provide the kind of interactivity and responsiveness needed for astronomical applications to web based projects. It is fair to say that browser-based applications have not been adequate for many kinds of workhorse astronomy applications. The Flex/Actionscript framework from Adobe has been used successfully at the Space Telescope Science Institute in a variety of situations that were not possible with other technologies. In this paper, the Flex framework and technology is briefly introduced followed by a discussion of its advantages and disadvantages and how it addresses user expectations. Three astronomy applications will be presented demonstrating the technology capabilities with useful performance data. Flex/Actionscript is not well known within the astronomy development community, and our goal is to demonstrate that it can be the right choice for many astronomy applications.
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| EA : | The challenges facing the developers of user interfaces for astronomy applications has never been greater. Astronomers and engineers often use well-designed commercial and web applications outside their work environment and have come to expect a similar user experience with applications developed for their work tasks. The connectivity provided by the Internet and the ability to work from anywhere can improve user productivity, but it is a challenge to provide the kind of interactivity and responsiveness needed for astronomical applications to web based projects. It is fair to say that browser-based applications have not been adequate for many kinds of workhorse astronomy applications. The Flex/Actionscript framework from Adobe has been used successfully at the Space Telescope Science Institute in a variety of situations that were not possible with other technologies. In this paper, the Flex framework and technology is briefly introduced followed by a discussion of its advantages and disadvantages and how it addresses user expectations. Three astronomy applications will be presented demonstrating the technology capabilities with useful performance data. Flex/Actionscript is not well known within the astronomy development community, and our goal is to demonstrate that it can be the right choice for many astronomy applications. |
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<ET>The use of Flex as a viable toolkit for astronomy software applications</ET>
<AU>GILLIES (Kim); CONTI (Alberto); ROGERS (Anthony); RADZIWILL (Nicole M.); BRIDGER (Alan)</AU>
<AF>Space Telescope Science Institute, 3700 San Martin Drive/Baltimore, MD, 21218/Etats-Unis (1 aut., 2 aut., 3 aut.)</AF>
<DT>Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique</DT>
<SO>Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering; ISSN 0277-786X; Coden PSISDG; Etats-Unis; Da. 2010; Vol. 7740; No. p. 2; 774014.1-774014.11; Bibl. 10 ref.</SO>
<LA>Anglais</LA>
<EA>The challenges facing the developers of user interfaces for astronomy applications has never been greater. Astronomers and engineers often use well-designed commercial and web applications outside their work environment and have come to expect a similar user experience with applications developed for their work tasks. The connectivity provided by the Internet and the ability to work from anywhere can improve user productivity, but it is a challenge to provide the kind of interactivity and responsiveness needed for astronomical applications to web based projects. It is fair to say that browser-based applications have not been adequate for many kinds of workhorse astronomy applications. The Flex/Actionscript framework from Adobe has been used successfully at the Space Telescope Science Institute in a variety of situations that were not possible with other technologies. In this paper, the Flex framework and technology is briefly introduced followed by a discussion of its advantages and disadvantages and how it addresses user expectations. Three astronomy applications will be presented demonstrating the technology capabilities with useful performance data. Flex/Actionscript is not well known within the astronomy development community, and our goal is to demonstrate that it can be the right choice for many astronomy applications.</EA>
<CC>001D02B04</CC>
<FD>Outil logiciel; Interface utilisateur; Internet; Productivité; Navigation information; Astronomie; Réseau web; Comportement utilisateur; Astrophysique; Télescope; Indice aptitude</FD>
<ED>Software tool; User interface; Internet; Productivity; Information browsing; Astronomy; World wide web; User behavior; Astrophysics; Telescope; Capability index</ED>
<SD>Herramienta software; Interfase usuario; Internet; Productividad; Navegacíon informacíon; Astronomía; Red WWW; Comportamiento usuario; Astrofísica; Telescopio; Indice aptitud</SD>
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