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Web application

Ouarda Lounis, Salah Eddine, Bouhouita Guermeche et al. · 2015

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web application

Timothy Harrington · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2024

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Web-Application

Rokohl, Louise, Veller, Jonas, Thiery, Florian · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2021

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Web Application

SAFARIALLAHKHEILI, Qasem · Figshare · 2025

<b>S</b>ource code for Web Application

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Web application

2009

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Web application

Emre Yağlı, Alper Kumcu · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2019

This component involves codes and documents to run the application that enables Web-based search among item-level norms.

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Web Application

SAFARIALLAHKHEILI, Qasem · Figshare · 2025

<b>S</b>ource code for Web Application

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Web application

Alper Kumcu, Emre Yağlı · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2019

This component involves codes and documents to run the application that enables Web-based search among item-level norms.

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Single page web application : Train tracking web application

Spasenkov, Viktor · Theseus (Ammattikorkeakoulujen) · 2022

The main purpose of this thesis work was to create a RESTful single page web application that will show train location on Google maps using Digitraffic API. Train location data is loaded onto the map in a GeoJSON format with some specific train information being loaded simultaneously and shown upon clicking or tapping on a specific train.&#13;\n&#13;\nThe theoretical background consists of different parts. The first part presents web architecture it cov-ers how it works and communicates with users. The second part describes RESTful interfaces their request-URI method and the way these interfaces are formed. The third part describes JSON as a data format and GeoJSON as a special variant of JSON for location data and features with examples of JSON and GeoJSON responses from Digitraffic API. The fourth part describes the way web maps work, how they obtain data with a figure describing architecture, its variants, and describes some web maps available for customers to use.&#13;\n&#13;\nThe practical part describes the architecture of the web page, and the different types it can be. It also covers the implementation process of designing, how data is obtained and settled on the map.&#13;\n&#13;\nFinally, conclusion summarises development process and describes further possible development.

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Web Application Security – Web @ 25

Lirias (KU Leuven) · 2014

status: Published

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Web application testing

Brito, Tiago Filipe Andrade · RepositóriUM (Universidade do Minho) · 2016

Com a evolução da tecnologia cada vez mais aplicações de software são desenvolvidas para correrem sob um browser de Internet, sendo normalmente designadas de aplicações Web. Como método de assegurar a qualidade destas aplicações, os testes atraem cada vez mais a atenção das comunidades académica e empresarial. Ter uma estratégia de testes bem definida desde o início do projeto, e executar os mesmos durante a fase de desenvolvimento, além de assegurar a qualidade do software, reduz o risco de surgirem problemas imprevistos numa fase posterior do projeto, que aumentam o custo de implementação e consequentemente diminuem a rentabilidade do projeto para a empresa fornecedora, e ainda provocam atrasos que normalmente resultam na insatisfação do cliente. Por outro lado, as constantes evoluções do software, que o mercado altamente competitivo de hoje obriga, aumentam o risco de destruir funcionalidades implementadas anteriormente (chamada Regressão). Por este motivo, é necessária que a estratégia de testes seja não só definida e implementada durante o projeto, mas também após o seu fecho. A repetição dos testes que cobrem todo o software em cada momento de entrega, são um desafio para as organizações, na medida em que o seu custo é elevado, e dado que existe a possibilidade de falha humana. Por todos estes motivos, os responsáveis pela equipa de desenvolvimento Web da Eurotux apoiaram este trabalho de investigação e permitiram que o mesmo fosse aplicado em projetos reais desenvolvidos ao longo dos últimos meses, com o objetivo de ser definida uma estratégia de testes que permitisse tornar o processo de desenvolvimento Web mais robusto, aumentando a qualidade das soluções desenvolvidas. Pretendia-se essencialmente definir uma estratégia de testes automáticos que diminuísse a possibilidade de erro humano na execução dos testes, e que permitisse aumentar a rentabilidade dos projetos gastando menos horas na fase de verificação. Foram assim estudadas várias metodologias, tendo sido os testes funcionais que asseguram a concordância da parte funcional do software face às suas especificações, e os testes de regressão que garantem que o novo código não introduz erros, o foco da presente dissertação. Foram ainda realizados alguns estudos comparativos de ferramentas, tendo sido escolhido o Selenium para definição de testes automáticos em conjunto com a ferramenta Alloy Analyser para avaliação da qualidade da especificação. Após a escolha das ferramentas que mais se adequaram aos objetivos propostos neste estudo, foi desenvolvida uma ferramenta denominadaWebTest que permite a programação automática de testes funcionais e produz relatórios que são enviados por email, permitindo à equipa de desenvolvimento Web acompanhar o nível de qualidade do seu software. A WebTest foi utilizada em projetos reais da empresa, e o feedback por parte da equipa e dos seus responsáveis foi bastante positiva. Com a WebTest foi possível reduzir o tempo gasto com os testes nos projetos e garantir a qualidade da solução apesar das alterações de requisitos e incremento de funcionalidades no software.

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Gymnastics web application

Rocha, Ricardo Jorge Almeida · Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa (University of Lisbon) · 2024

Trabalho de Projeto de Mestrado, Engenharia Informática, 2024, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Ciências

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Web application security

Václav Matušek · Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature) · 2014

The Bachelor thesis deals with the security of web applications. The main aim is to create complex view of most frequent attacks in practice and also to describe possibilities in prevention of the attacks. The prevention is described for both, user's and developer's side. Thesis contains also information about their origin and reminds the attacks from the past. It includes review of the standards and Czech legislation, which affect the security or define proper way how to develop the application. Important output of this thesis is also list of rules, which helps the developer to design secure application.

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Web application IronHouseGym

Καλογήρου, Παντελής, Μιχαήλοβ, Πλάμεν · Ktisis at Cyprus University of Technology (Cyprus University of Technology) · 2025

The purpose of this thesis is the development of a web application for the better service of the members of the IronHouseGym gym due to the fact that the owner is our friend. This application allows users to renew their subscription easily and quickly via the Internet, without requiring physical presence in the gym's office. In addition, it includes an e-shop where members can select and order food supplements and related products, with the possibility of collection from the gym. The application was implemented using modern internet technologies, offering a friendly user interface, secure data management and an improved service experience. The project aims to meet the increased needs for the digitalisation of the gym's services and to facilitate both its members and staff, as well as to better advertise the gym to the world in order to attract new members.

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Proofing Web Application

Ayala, Joseph, Pitoy, Kamalei, Fong, Anthony · Scholarly Commons (University of the Pacific) · 2015

The proofing application is designed to ease the process of communication between a client, marketing agency and the print shop. All parties involved lose money every year for small mistakes that could have been avoided by having a system that allows everyone to check what is getting printed. This application will provide a simple step-by-step process where a client will request a print job from the agency. The agency will proceed by doing design work and sending a proof to the client. Clients will be able to review the proof and make corrections as necessary. Once the proof is approved by the client, designers from the agency will make the final approval to provide the printer with brand guidelines. The agency will have the ability to have multiple printing companies tied to their application to accommodate changes in working relationships. In total, there will be three types of user accounts. A new client will be assigned a client account when the relationship with the respective agency starts. An agency worker account will be created to allow multiple designers to approve projects to print. An administrator account will be assigned to the agency manager to create new worker or client accounts. The administrator will also have the ability to create other administrators and view flow of printing jobs in a report section. Printers do not have accounts because they will be notified via email for incoming print jobs.

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QUIZ WEB APPLICATION

Rathod, Dipti · CSUSB ScholarWorks (California State University, San Bernardino) · 2023

The Quiz web application is designed to facilitate the process of quiz creation and participation. This web application mainly consists of three roles: Admin, Instructor, and Student. Each role has specific features, functionalities, and permissions. With a user-friendly interface, the admin role can handle the departments, courses, and instructors. This web application also ensures smooth quiz management, allowing the instructors to schedule the upcoming quizzes, create the questions, and manage the students with ease. Student roles have features like taking quizzes and seeing their results. Additionally, this web application includes a significant feature to prevent cheating during online tests, ensuring a fair and accurate assessment of student’s knowledge.

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VTCare Web Application

Diaz, Cristian, Phogat, Akshay, Reddy, Amith et al. · VTechWorks (Virginia Tech) · 2022

VTCare Web application is a telehealth platform that makes seeking mental help easier. It allows patients to interact with different care providers via video calling features, furthermore, it allows the providers to take notes and prescribe medications to our patients. It is an easy-to-use and intuitive application that can be set up for anyone in less than a minute and can provide healthcare on the go. It's your battle, but you don't need to fight alone!

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CO.RA.PAN Web Application

Tacke, Felix · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025

The CO.RA.PAN Web Application is the software platform that provides public,research-oriented access to the Corpus Radiofónico Panhispánico (CO.RA.PAN).The application includes modules for corpus search, synchronized audio–textplayback, metadata filtering, statistical summaries, and geolinguisticvisualization. It integrates BlackLab Server for high-performance linguistic search over thestructured transcript data of the CO.RA.PAN corpus. The underlying corpusinfrastructure is based on JSON-formatted transcripts created through theproject’s data pipeline (ASR-based transcription, manual quality control,segmentation, and automated linguistic annotation using spaCy). The webapplication itself does not generate these JSON files; it provides user accessto the data through a unified analytical interface. This Zenodo record provides the DOI for the software component only. The corpusdata (audio and transcripts) are available under restricted access in aseparate Zenodo dataset due to copyright constraints.

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ProSurvey Web Application

Deemer, Chris · Ohio Digital Resource Commons (University of Cincinnati) · 2017

"Submitted to the Faculty of the\nInformation Engineering Technology Program\nin Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for\nthe Degree of Bachelor of Science\nin Information Engineering Technology"

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Web Application Security

Mandy Andress · 2007

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