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End-user-development (EUD) has been a field of study for more than 30 years already. The results are visible --- users, who have no or only little programming skills, have become active creators of Web applications, developing new tools to meet their situational needs, sharing them with colleagues and combining them into more complex solutions. Recent trends, like maturation of cloud computing, mass customization and changing demographics resulted in even higher demand for flexible, feature-rich and extensible platforms for end-user development. While the potential of involving end-users into developing task is extremely high, a clear need for new systematic methods has emerged, which would take both the new technological opportunities but also risks resulting from non-professional application development into account. In this paper, we present our research towards systematic, end-user-oriented Web application development. We identify relevant research challenges; derive requirements on EUD-oriented development process and show how the WebComposition approach can be extended to support end-users during the whole life-cycle of Web applications - from requirements elicitation to evolution.

End-User-Development and Evolution of Web Applications: The WebComposition EUD Approach