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Marin Kaluža has a total of 5 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:


Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    Attitudes towards Electronic Voting and Commenting in Business, Private and Public Meetings

    by Ozren Rafajac, Marin Kaluža, Dario Ogrizović

    This paper analyses attitudes toward meeting app features that support collaboration in business, private, and public affairs and offers an entity relationship diagram of an electronic meeting system (EMS) that can be successfully applied in those three spheres. An empirical research was conducted on a sample of 120 (N) respondents from the Republic of Croatia, while the research instrument was an online questionnaire containing 15 mandatory and 2 open-ended questions. The analysis revealed a statistically significant positive and strong relationship between organisations that should use an EMS but do not use it and organisations that spend too much time and resources on managing official meetings (τb = .576, p < .01). 48.3% of respondents claim that their organisations should use an EMS in business operations, while 57.5% of respondents believe that the EMS improves productivity. 65% of respondents agree and strongly agree that it is desirable to use authorised electronic voting in public affairs, while 33.4% of respondents agree and strongly agree that they would like to use the electronic voting system in private affairs. The conducted research shows that followers are more inclined to vote anonymously (U = 1109, z = -2.947, p = .003, r = .07) and comment anonymously (U = 1178, z = -2.580, p = .010). , r = .06) from their leaders. For this reason, authors have designed an entity relationship diagram of an EMS that supports both anonymous and transparent interaction.


  • Open Access

    A comparison of back-end frameworks for web application development

    by Marin Kaluža, Marijana Kalanj, Bernard Vukelić

    Web applications have a complex structure, and for more efficient and faster writing of original program code, frameworks are often used. There are numerous different frameworks on the market that are used to build different parts of...


  • Open Access

    Comparison of front-end frameworks for web applications development

    by Marin Kaluža, Krešimir Troskot, Bernard Vukelić

    Modern web applications, due to the functionalities they provide in their user interfaces, have a complex program structure. Manually writing a program code, due to the complexity of the entire application, can result in uneven quality and content of individual application parts. Maintaining such developed applications is more difficult. Because of this, web applications are often developed by using different frameworks. A framework allows structuring, simpler and more uniform program script writing, and thus easier web application maintenance. There are various frameworks that can be used in the development of web applications, for different parts of the application. Those analyzed in this paper are used in the development of front end parts of web applications. According to their design, a web application can be developed as the Multi Page (MPA) or the Single Page (SPA). This paper explains the difference between MPA and SPA web applications. The advantages and disadvantages of MPA are demonstrated in relation to SPA web applications. Required characteristics that the framework should have in order to be optimized for creating MPA and SPA web applications are set. The hypothesis has been tested: There is a framework that is optimized for the development of both MPA and SPA applications. Possibilities, architecture and development techniques of a web application using front end frameworks, as well as the suitability of such frameworks for the development of MPA and SPA web applications have been analysed. Choosing a framework for the hypothesis testing has been performed based on the popularity of available frameworks. The required characteristics have been analyzed on the three most popular frameworks: Angular, Vue.js and React-js. It has been shown that the Vue.js framework is the most optimized framework for the development of both MPA and SPA applications.