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VL/HCC 2020
Tue 11 - Fri 14 August 2020 Dunedin, New Zealand
Fri 14 Aug 2020 15:00 - 15:15 at Zoom Room - Understanding and Supporting Creativity Chair(s): Emerson Murphy-Hill

Interest in mobile application development has significantly increased. The need for rapid, iterative development coupled with the diversity of platforms, technologies and frameworks impacts on the productivity of developers. In this paper we propose a new approach and tool support, Rapid APPlication Tool (RAPPT), that enables rapid development of mobile applications. It employs Domain Specific Visual Languages and Modeling techniques to help developers define the characteristics of their applications using high level visual notations. Our approach also provides multiple views of the application to help developers have a better understanding of the different aspects of their application. Our user evaluation of RAPPT demonstrates positive feedback ranging from expert to novice developers.

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14:45 - 15:38
Understanding and Supporting CreativityResearch Papers at Zoom Room
Chair(s): Emerson Murphy-Hill Google
14:45
15m
Talk
Disruption and Creativity in Live CodingFull paper
Research Papers
Ushini Attanayake Australian National University, Ben Swift Australian National University, Henry Gardner Australian National University, Andrew Sorensen Australian National University
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15:00
15m
Talk
Supporting multi-view development for mobile applicationsJournal Paper
Research Papers
Scott Barnett , Iman Avazpour School of Information Technology, Deakin University, Rajesh Vasa Deakin University, John Grundy Monash University
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15:15
7m
Talk
User Elicited Hand Gestures for VR-based Navigation of Architectural DesignsShort paper
Research Papers
Karim Cisse University of Auckland, Aprajit Gandhi University of Auckland, Danielle Lottridge University of Auckland, Robert Amor University of Auckland
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15:23
7m
Talk
Tiny Structure Editors for Low, Low Prices! (Generating GUIs from toString Functions)Short paper
Research Papers
Brian Hempel University of Chicago, Ravi Chugh University of Chicago
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15:31
7m
Talk
Correspondence-based analogies for choosing problem representations in mathematics and computing educationShort paper
Research Papers
Aaron Stockdill University of Cambridge, Daniel Raggi University of Cambridge, Mateja Jamnik University of Cambridge, Grecia Garcia Garcia University of Sussex, Holly Sutherland University of Sussex, Peter Cheng University of Sussex, Advait Sarkar Microsoft Research and University of Cambridge
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