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Designing dynamic web pages and persistence in the WYSIWYG interface

David Wolber, Yingfeng Su, Yih Tsung Chiang
2002 Proceedings of the 7th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces - IUI '02  

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WebSheets is a programming in the WYSIWYG interface tool for building dynamic web pages that access and modify databases. Without programming, designers can specify not only the presentation of a page, but the dynamic content as well. This capability is facilitated through a novel application of Programming by Example (PBE), Query by Example (QBE), and spreadsheet formulas within the WYSIWYG HTML editor environment.
doi:10.1145/502743.502770 fatcat:mcwrishxx5c67p4rudnz33zlzu
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David Wolber, Yingfeng Su, Yih Tsung Chiang. "Designing dynamic web pages and persistence in the WYSIWYG interface." Proceedings of the 7th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces - IUI '02 (2002)