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\title{Collaboration in Lively}
\subtitle{Seminar Web-based Development Environments}
\author{Fabian~Garagnon \and Kai~Schlichting}
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  Hasso-Plattner-Institut, Potsdam\\
  \email{\{fabian.garagnon,kai.schlichting\}@student.hpi.uni-potsdam.de}
}
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Wiki pages and developer journals are the home of dynamic and frequently changing content. Such applications written with Lively Kernel lack of the possibility that several users can edit different parts of a page at the same time. 

We introduce a collaboration framework for Lively that allow users to see other users' changes in real-time. This report discusses a command-based approach that addresses this topic and shows one concrete implementation for this problem.
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