Evolutionary Web Development is a comprehensive exploration of the iterative and adaptive methodologies employed in web development. The work by Arno Scharl, published in 2000, focuses on the principles and practices that underpin the evolution of web applications over time. It emphasizes the importance of flexible, scalable, and maintainable architectures that can adapt to changing requirements and technological advancements. Scharl's research delves into the strategies for implementing such evolutionary approaches, highlighting the significance of user-centered design, iterative development cycles, and continuous integration in creating robust web solutions.

The Climate Change Collaboratory (http://www.ecoreearch.net/triple-c) is a two-year research project funded within the Austrian Climate Research Program. This publication summarizes the international expert workshop and public symposium entitled “Climate Change Communication and Collaboration: Translating Awareness into Collective Action”, which took place on 16 June 2010 at MODUL University Vienna (http://www.modul.ac.at/nmt/triple-c/symposium).