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CrossLanguageSpotter
2014
Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on World Wide Web - WWW '14 Companion
Nowadays, most of the web frameworks are developed using different programming languages, both for server and client side programmes. The typical scenario includes a general purpose language (e.g. Ruby, Python, Java) used together with different specialized languages: HTML, CSS, Javascript and SQL. All the artifacts are connected via different types of relations, most of which depend on the adopted framework. These cross-language relations are normally not captured by tools which require the
doi:10.1145/2567948.2578036
dblp:conf/www/TomassettiRT14
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