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Speech signal processing via web interface
Markovič, Michal ; Smékal, Zdeněk (referee) ; Mekyska, Jiří (advisor)
This work is resolving the possibility of processing a speech signal by using the web interface. A record of the speech signal is made and then saved and stored in servers. Then it’s possible to analyse and process the record with the help of a web application written in the C++ programming language. The results are shown in website.
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Application Framework for Information System Development in Dart
Raška, Miroslav ; Křivka, Zbyněk (referee) ; Rychlý, Marek (advisor)
Web applications development nowadays is experiencing specific difficulties in presentation layer that could be solved by a framework that combines modern technologies and novel framework approach. The difficulties are introduced, along with their solution in existing web frameworks. Novel, message-driven framework architecture, basic component structure and various framework extensions are analysed and outcomes and effects are discussed. Technical problems with implementation of generally analysed solutions in the Dart language are examined. The decisions and solutions are accompanied by their effects on real-world applications.
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Android Application for Children with Easy Content Expansion
Turcovský, Jakub ; Herout, Adam (referee) ; Szőke, Igor (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with draft and implementation of the project, thanks to which parents can themselves create content of applications for their children. These applications are mostly games which support mental development of preschool children and teach them how to work with touch devices. This project, called Tamaty (note: the name is made from Czech words for Dad, Mom and You), consists of a web framework that allows parents to upload media files at server, create a package, then download the package to Android applications which will make a children game from it. For the purposes of this thesis I've implemented variations on the well-known games pexeso and puzzle.
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Zend Framework
Kutišová, Magda ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Oraný, Vladimír (referee)
The diploma thesis compares first and second version of the PHP framework Zend Framework. It examines framework architecture and technology changes that were brought about by its second version released stable in September 2012. It demonstrates the changes using a practical example application and evaluates them by a set of diverse criteria. The introductory part of the thesis characterizes and classifies web frameworks and determines their place among other software frameworks. In the subsequent part the thesis looks into fundamental characteristics and history of Zend Framework and puts it into its place among web frameworks based on their previous classification. The practical part, that represents the majority of thesis, demonstrates the differences between the first and the second version of Zend Framework using the example application, starting with framework installation and configuration, describing its architecture and ending with evaluation of its speed and security.
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Web applications development using the JavaServer Faces framework
Hanel, David ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Šlajchrt, Zbyněk (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with a JavaServer Faces technology (JSF). It is a server-side framework which should facilitate a development of Java technology-based web applications. Firstly there is a brief introduction of the Java EE platform architecture. Then the possibilities and advantages of JSF are analyzed subsequently. The whole text is adjusted to those who are experienced in JavaServer Pages (JSP) but have never used the JSF framework. In individual chapters are introduced the basic aspects of JSF applications and their functionality, like for example user interface components, page navigation, data conversion and validation, event handling, application life cycle etc. The thesis may be used as an educational material. Therefore there are also some practising tasks at the end of the chapters three till seven. Their possible solutions may be found in the attached files.
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