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June 2013 The 1st International Virtual Scientific Conference Scientific Conference June, 10. - 14. 2013 %GC1.VR G77 R%GC1 .1J$J 1 % 1QJQ` .VJ10V` 1 7Q`1C1J: J10V`<1 J< 1C1J: CQ0:@"V]%GC1H R1 Q`7 J$8&1H.:C&Q@`76J$8) V`:J*:R%`:5.886J$8-J QJ.1V @Q0 @95.88 7 R R R R 7 R :$V7 `1J VR 1J7 HQ]1V %GC1H: 1QJ 7V:`7 .V`7 -CC]%GC1 .VR]:]V` %JRV`$QJV 1J$CVGC1JR]VV``V01V18 :`J1J$7 CC`1$. `V V`0VR8V]`QR%H 1QJQ`]%GC1H: 1QJQ` .1 I: V`1:C5V0VJ]:` 1:C51 :CCQ1VRQJC711 . .VVR1 Q`; ]V`I1 1QJ8J:% .Q`1<VRR%]C1H: 1QJ1 : 01QC: 1QJQ`:]]C1H:GCVC:1 8 1st International Virtual Scientific Conference http://www.scieconf.com - 2 - Scientific Conference June, 10. - 14. 2013 CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATES FOR RESIDENCES IN SPAIN: practical application of the Pcr.5n model .............. 398 Pedro Pina Ruiz, Federico García Erviti, Gema Ramirez Pacheco Optimization of energy consumption for the drying process with pre-heating of the material ................................................... 406 Volodymyr Potapov, Yakushenko Evgen, Stoyan Evgen The theoretical model of calculation of the power during viscous mediums mixing .................................................................. 412 Volodymyr Potapov, Mayak Olga Methodological principles of energy efficiency upgrading of microwave treatment of food semi-products .............................. 415 Volodymyr Potapov, Svetlana. Mykhaylova, Victoria Arkhipova Curing At High Temprature On Mecha-nical Of Geopolymer Adding Carbon Fiber ................................................................. 420 Linh Trinh Thi, Dora Kroisova, Petr Louda Modelling and Simulation Techniques for Assessment of Urban From Sustainability ............................................................... 426 Jurgis Zagorskas, Inga Veteikyt SECTION 20. Informatics ......................................................................................................................................... 431 Data Integration with Evolving Ontologies ................................................................................................................................. 432 Michal Smiraus Distributed Greedy Approach to Solving Travelling Salesman Problem .................................................................................... 436 Pawel Woloszyn SECTION 21. Information Technology .................................................................................................................... 440 The impact of virtual space on the evolution of the direct environment of an enterprise in the context of the customer ........... 441 Ewa Forystek-Zabojszcz, Jolanta Staszewska Approach for an Object-Based Data View for Mobile PDM Users Supported Through a Timeline .......................................... 447 Michael Hopf, Jivka Ovtcharova Web-Based Monitoring and Evaluation ...................................................................................................................................... 455 Olga Cherednichenko, Olha Yanholenko, Olena Iakovleva Plate recognition algorithm for ITV spanish system by mathematical morphology ................................................................... 459 Javier Ortiz, Alberto Gómez E-learning system in vocational reahabilitation .......................................................................................................................... 462 Airina Savickait Modeling of random Markov processes in view of time factor ................................................................................................... 465 Dulat N. Shukayev, Nazgul O. Yergaliyeva, Zhanar B. Lamasheva Power unit based on supercapacitors and solar cell module ........................................................................................................ 468 Peter Šev 6ík, Old Tich Ková T The evolution of web browser architecture ................................................................................................................................. 472 Tedo Vrbanec, Nenad Kiri 4, Matija Varga SECTION 22. Transport and Logistics .................................................................................................................... 481 Gini Coefficient, Dissimilarity Index and Lorenz Curve for the Spanish Port System by type of goods ................................... 482 Nicoletta González-Cancelas, Francisco Soler-Flores, M. Carmen Palomino-Monzón, J.Luis Almazán-Gárate An Econometric Model for the Analysis and Forecast of Rail Passenger Demand .................................................................... 488 Vassilios K. Stefanis, George N. Botzoris Delphi-SWOT as a strategic tool of planning for the Port of Manta ........................................................................................... 494 Mariela Macías Párraga, Nicoletta González-Cancelas, Francisco Soler-Flores Pitfalls of controlling in corporate logistics ................................................................................................................................ 501 Peter Majer 6ák, Eva Majer 6áková Setting of weighting factors influencing the determination of the location of Dry Ports using a DELPHI methodology ........... 505 Samir Awad Núñez, Nicoletta González Cancelas, Alberto Camarero Orive 1st International Virtual Scientific Conference http://www.scieconf.com - 12 - Scientific Conference June, 10. - 14. 2013 The evolution of web browser architecture Tedo Vrbanec Nenad Kirić Matija Varga University of Zagreb APIS IT d.o.o. University of Zagreb Faculty of Teacher Education Zagreb, Croatia Faculty of Teacher Education Zagreb, Croatia [email protected] Zagreb, Croatia [email protected] [email protected] Abstract - Web developers, who strive to maintain the high solution for web developing problems is offered in the third quality of its products, spend considerable amount of their chapter; its advantages are presented and possible obstacles in development time on maintaining compatibility with currently its way to acceptance are described. The fourth section popular web browsers. They need to insure compatibility with provides an overview of scientific and professional papers. The several standards; HTML, CSS, JavaScript and video. To insure fifth chapter brings conclusions. quality, they need to allocate significant portion of their resources for maintaining cross browser compatibility. Resources used During research, the following research methods were used: represent costs. This paper presents the concept of web browser web surveys, observation method, analysis (content analysis, architecture that could cut websites development cost, improve analysis of the results, business analysis and analysis of browsing experience for surfers. The paper explains concept documents, data analysis and mathematical analysis), graphical advantages and potentials for global wide acceptance. and mathematical modeling and descriptive statistics. Authors also used methods and tools for web browsers testing. Keywords - web browsers, software architecture, software implementation, tire architecture II. THE CURRENT STATE OF WEB BROWSERS AND WEB DEVELOPMENT I. INTRODUCTION Every web browser vendor forms their own interpretation With current web technologies, web developers spend of web standards and there lie the immense costs of approximately 50% [1] –[3] of their development time for development for web developers. Cutting costs in web quality assurance and maintaining cross-browser compatibility. developing business means sacrificing compatibility with some Overload in development and testing stages of projects implies browsers. Will something revolutionary happen in the near financial costs. future and for example is W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) Ensuring compatibility mean compatibility with current going to come up with a certification plan for browsers? An web standards; HTML, CSS, JavaScript, video and more, educated guess would be it won’t happen because that would ensuring cross browser consistency of design and code so every mean higher costs for b rowser vendors since they’ll need to get visitor gets a coherent experience. in line with the certification requirements and let’s not forget that all the vendors are W3C members. HTML, CSS and JS are separate technologies. Their standards are left to interpretation of browser vendors. The A. Web browsers: trends and actual market shares standards are complex and there is no strict testing process or At the start of website or application development, a web certification such as ISO quality systems. Sometimes the developer needs to make a choice what browsers will his interpretations of standards differ for the same version of web product support, because supporting all existing browsers and browser for different operating systems, if the same their version is just not feasible. A starting point in this functionality was developed by different teams or if developers decision making are statistics of preexisting website that do not use the same versioning on different operating systems. undergoes reconstruction or generic stats based on anticipated The difference may arise because same features are developed user base characteristics or geo location or what is the average by different people, or because of differences in the age of the target audience, or maybe will the solution require architecture and technical solutions of different operating intensive interaction with the user even when the user is away systems. from the
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