Conceptual Object Exchanges among Software Games by Non-programmers

Iaakov Exman; Guy Shimoni

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Conceptual Object Exchanges among Software Games by Non-programmers

In Proceedings of the 6th International Workshop on Software Knowledge - Volume 0IC3K, 14-21, 2015 , Lisbon, Portugal

Authors: Iaakov Exman and Guy Shimoni

Affiliation: The Jerusalem College of Engineering – JCE - Azrieli, Israel

Keyword(s): Conceptual Objects, Software UFOs, Unidentified Flying Objects, Software Games, On-the-Fly, Conceptual Exchanges, Embedding, Non-programmers.

Abstract: A non-programmer, who is an expert game player, could easily grasp the idea of improving his jumping avatar by importing a flying property found in another game. But in order to actually exchange conceptual objects between games one would need a suitably transparent software infra-structure. We propose the usage of UFOs – Unidentified Flying Objects – that can be smoothly transmitted and embedded into the target game, and except for their conceptual label, are so-to-speak unidentified by the non-programmer. This approach has been designed and implemented into a distributed system of multiple software games in different mobile computers. Beyond games, this system serves as a feasibility proof for on-the-fly exchange of Conceptual Objects among any kinds of software applications.

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Exman, I. and Shimoni, G. (2015). Conceptual Object Exchanges among Software Games by Non-programmers. In Proceedings of the 6th International Workshop on Software Knowledge (IC3K 2015) - SKY; ISBN 978-989-758-162-5, SciTePress, pages 14-21. DOI: 10.5220/0005631400140021

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