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Abstract: V delovnem okolju z večjim številom zaposlenih je za zagotavljanje preglednosti dela ekip in nemoteno delovanje organizacije ključnega pomena učinkovito upravljanje prisotnosti, aktivnosti in odsotnosti zaposlenih. S tem v mislih delo predstavlja nadgradnjo obstoječega sistema za beleženje delovnih procesov, pri čemer smo razširili funkcionalnosti nadzornikov ekip ter izboljšali nadzor nad delom in prisotnostjo zaposlenih. Pri tem smo uporabili ogrodja Remix, NestJS in Playwright za razvoj ter testiranje razširitev. Rezultati nadgradnje kažejo izboljšano uporabnost, večjo preglednost in razbremenitev administratorja pri operativnih nalogah. V delu predstavimo tudi možnosti nadaljnjih izboljšav sistema za učinkovito podporo rasti organizacij.
Keywords: evidenca dela, nadzor ekip, sistem za beleženje, informacijski sistem, nadgradnja sistema
Published in DKUM: 15.10.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 7
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Abstract: V diplomskem delu smo razvili spletno aplikacijo, ki omogoča ustvarjanje nastavitvene datoteke za ogrodje TailwindCSS preko uporabniškega vmesnika ter pripravo osnovnih gradnikov z izvozom generirane kode React. Poleg opisa implementacije smo predstavili tudi ogrodje TailwindCSS ter izbrane knjižnice, orodja in dobre prakse, s katerimi je mogoče zasnovati kakovostno in dobro strukturirano aplikacijo React.
Keywords: TailwindCSS, React, spletna aplikacija, generiranje kode
Published in DKUM: 15.10.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 7
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Abstract: Rehabilitation aids help people with temporal or permanent disabilities during the rehabilitation process. However, these solutions are usually expensive and, consequently, inaccessible outside of professional medical institutions. Rapid advances in software development, Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, and additive manufacturing open up a way to affordable rehabilitation solutions, even to the general population. Imagine a rehabilitation aid constructed from accessible software and hardware with local production. Many obstacles exist to using such technology, starting with the development of unified software for custom-made devices. In this paper, we address open issues in designing rehabilitation aids by proposing an extensive rehabilitation platform. To demonstrate our concept, we developed a unique platform, RehabHand. The main idea is to use domain-specific language and code generation techniques to enable loosely coupled software and hardware solutions. The main advantage of such separation is support for modular and a higher abstraction level by enabling therapists to write rehabilitation exercises in natural, domain-specific terminology and share them with patients. The same platform provides a hardware-independent part that facilitates the integration of new rehabilitation devices. Experience in implementing RehabHand with three different rehabilitation devices confirms that such rehabilitation technology can be developed, and shows that implementing a hardware-independent rehabilitation platform might not be as challenging as expected.
Keywords: movement observation, rehabilitation aid, assistive technology, robot-assisted rehabilitation, additive manufacturing, local production, human-computer interaction, code generation, domain-specific languages
Published in DKUM: 16.06.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 7
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Abstract: This paper presents a grammarware-based approach to developing active video games (AVGs) for sensor-driven training systems. The GCGame domain-specific language (DSL) is introduced to define game logic, sensor interactions, and timing behavior formally. This approach ensures cross-platform consistency, supports real-time configurability, and simplifies the integration of optimization and visualization tools. The presented system, called GCBLE, serves as a case study, demonstrating how grammarware enhances modularity, maintainability, and adaptability in real-world physical interaction applications. The results highlight the potential of a DSL-driven design to bridge the gap between developers and domain experts in embedded interactive systems
Keywords: active video games, grammarware, internet of things, DSL, procedural level generation, evolutionary computation, game controllers
Published in DKUM: 23.04.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 6
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Abstract: Model-driven engineering is a well-established software development methodology that uses models to develop applications where the end-users with visual elements model abstractions from a specific domain. These models are based on domain-specific modeling language (DSML), which is particular to the problem domain. During DSML use, new ideas emerge and DSMLs evolve. However, reports on DSML evolution are rare. This study presents a new DSML called RT-Sequencer that evolved from our DSML Sequencer to support, in addition to the Data Acquisition domain, also a new domain—Real-Time Control (RTC) systems. The process of defining models with a new language RT-Sequencer has changed in a way that new end-users were introduced—advanced endusers, which use general-purpose language (GPL) and advanced programming concepts to define modeling environments for the RT-Sequencer end-users. More specifically, an industrial experience with the RT-Sequencer is presented, where DSML was opened for extension so that a GPL code could be inserted into the model to create new visual blocks for the end-user, and the possibility to adapt and optimize the execution code for a particular task. Our experience shows the specific case of DSML evolution supporting another problem domain, and the implementation effort needed to extend domain-specific modeling language with GPL support.
Keywords: model-driven engineering, domain-specific modeling languages, measurement systems, Real-Time Control systems, data acquisition, language evolution, experience report
Published in DKUM: 27.03.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 15
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