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Cost-effective engineering of web applications pragmatic reuse: building web application product lines
Web Applications (WA) are developed and maintained under tight schedules. Much similarity across WAs creates opportunities for cutting development cost and easing evolution via reuse. This tutorial shows a practical way to exploit similarity patterns - at architecture and code levels - to simplify the design of WAs, helping to meet the unique challenges of Web engineering.