Consumer Programming Tool

Geppeto Project

The Geppeto project is developed at School of Electrical Engineering and Computing, University of Zagreb. The project is sponsored by Google Inc. (Google Research Award: "End-user Tool for Gadget Composition") and Croatian Ministry of Science, Education and Sports (Project: "Computing Environments for Ubiquitous Distributed Systems", No. 036-0362980-1921).

The most recent tech talk held at Google in Mountain View, California on November 11th 2008, describes the current Geppeto version, and the idea of consumer's aproach to programming. The presentation includes several demos that can help illustrate the gadget development process with Geppeto. The presenters are professor Srbljic, Marin Silic and Klemo Vladimir.

For more information on the Geppeto project feel free to check out the tech talk below. The presentation will give you an insight into the main concepts behind Geppeto. The concept of gadget development by composition is presented. In addition to that, the tech talk contains a demonstration of the Geppeto tool. The tech talk was held at Google headquarters in Mountain View, California on May 28th 2008. Speakers are Ivan Zuzak and Jakov Krolo.

To find out more about the background of Geppeto project, check out the tech talk below. The tech talk presents key concepts behind gadget composition methodology that led to Geppeto project. Spreadsheet environment for service composition and design (HUSKY) and a tree-tiered distributed architecture for service composition execution (USCA) are presented. The tech talk was held at Google headquarters in Mountain View, California on January 17th 2007. The speaker is Sinisa Srbljic.

Acknowledgements

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