Web application generation mechanism based on code templates
2018
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Veysel Harun Şahin
Abstract (EN)
Web applications have become more prominent in the advancing technology era. Today, Web application programs are taking place of desktop application programs. Web applications are widely used in large-scale companies. Multi-layer architecture facilitates integration and access. In this context, completing time-consuming coding processes in shorter time helps to increase the quality and efficiency of the work. In the framework of this thesis, a system called "code generation based on code templates" was designed and developed. This system is still being used in TUBITAK TUSSIDE's TUSSIDE Integrated Management System (TBYS) project. In the system presented in this study, HTML codes are generated which can be used directly in the web application, referring to the table and stored procedure objects according to the column type found in the database created by the developer. As a result, when multi-layered architecture is carried out in certain molds, an efficient study comes out, in terms of ease of integration and time saving.
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Dr. Burak Uyanık
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Burak Uyanık (Master Thesis). Web application generation mechanism based on code templates, 2018, Sakarya University.
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