The Model Driven Software Network

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The place for Model Driven Software Development

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  • Christos Tranoris
  • Christophe VG
  • Loo KN
  • Glen Brydon
  • Koen Hautekeete
  • Ulrich Brawand
  • Geert Bellekens
  • Greg Ko
  • Etienne Juliot
  • Jane Chandler
  • Paul Preiss
  • Fermín Armesto Goñi
  • Akhtar Ali Jalbani
  • Miguel Angel Diez
  • Vineet Manohar
  • Moritz Eysholdt
  • Xomega Team
  • Alfonso Pierantonio
  • Eiji Yoshida
  • Mazdak K. Afshar

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Latest Activity

Vlad VARNICA replied to Vlad VARNICA's discussion 'Should UML use MDD or just be a graphical language ?'
UML can for example add information in the model which can not codded in Java code . I think that Java is a great language but also really poor has soon as you need to describe object relation with other objects and methods behaviors. This additio...
9 hours ago
Scott Finnie replied to Vlad VARNICA's discussion 'Should UML use MDD or just be a graphical language ?'
OK I'll bite :-) What you describe is exactly the reason why there was a backlash against UML 5-7 years ago and, by extension, MDD. Fundamentally it comes down to productivity. If the effort required to create and maintain the application increa...
22 hours ago
Ulrich Brawand replied to Vlad VARNICA's discussion 'Should UML use MDD or just be a graphical language ?'
Working with UML has two advantages: 1. UML is well known. You don't have to explain it (more or less). 2. There exists a lot of tools supporting UML as a modelling language. For me it's not a question of "should UML use MDD ...". Right question ...
yesterday
Vlad VARNICA replied to Vlad VARNICA's discussion 'Should UML use MDD or just be a graphical language ?'
It is already possible to generate jee annotations from a model using a Jee profile. This profile provides persistence annotations which are saved as stereotypes in the model and displayed graphically. It seems to me that very few are really usin...
yesterday
Rui Curado replied to Vlad VARNICA's discussion 'Should UML use MDD or just be a graphical language ?'
UML with light MDD sounds like a "half-solution". I guess no-one is looking for that. On the other hand it seems that UML needs add-ons (like annotations?) to properly support code generation. Generating just the app skeleton is OK, but since it ...
yesterday
Vlad VARNICA added a discussion
Should UML use MDD or just be a graphical language ?
This question could seem stupid but .... Concerning UML modeling which is my domain I have more and more doubt about the need to generate all the code from the model. The class diagram which is usually used to generate the code can generate up to...
yesterday
An event by Rob Economopoulos was featured
GPCE 2010 at Eindhoven, The Netherlands
October 10, 2010 to October 13, 2010
Ninth International Conference on Generative Programming and Component Engineering (GPCE 2010) Generative and component approaches are revolutionizing software development similar to how automation and components revolutionized manufacturing. Gen...
yesterday
Christos Tranoris and Christophe VG joined The Model Driven Software Network
yesterday

Forum

Pedro J. Molina

No more MDD in OSLO 7 Replies

Started by Pedro J. Molina in Tools. Last reply by Pedro J. Molina Nov 12.

Mark Dalgarno

Code Generation 2009 Speaker slides online

Started by Mark Dalgarno in General Nov 7.

Jorge Ubeda

UML and productivity 19 Replies

Started by Jorge Ubeda in General. Last reply by Juha-Pekka Tolvanen Nov 12.

Jordi Cabot

Modeling will be commonplace in three years time (or so Stephen Mellor says) 4 Replies

Started by Jordi Cabot in General. Last reply by Jorge Ubeda Nov 2.

Mark Dalgarno

CG2010 Call for Speakers

Started by Mark Dalgarno in General Oct 28.

Peter Adriaenssens

Open Source and Model Driven Software 12 Replies

Started by Peter Adriaenssens in General. Last reply by Tiago Simões Nov 1.

Mark Dalgarno

MDSD - Myths wanted 8 Replies

Started by Mark Dalgarno in General. Last reply by Mark Dalgarno Nov 9.

Peter Adriaenssens

Making a web browser with MDD, some impressions 3 Replies

Started by Peter Adriaenssens in General. Last reply by Peter Adriaenssens Oct 22.

Jordi Cabot

What is the relationship between the model-driven initiatives: MDE,MDA and MDD? 2 Replies

Started by Jordi Cabot in General. Last reply by Rui Curado Jul 24.

Niels Streekmann

Survey on the usage of tools in model-driven software development 1 Reply

Started by Niels Streekmann in Tools. Last reply by Mark Dalgarno Aug 31.

Blog Posts

Jordi Cabot

Pareto principle for Model driven development

The Pareto principle (also known as the 80-20 rule) states that, for many events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.
This principle applies to many areas, e.g. "80% of your sales come from 20% of your clients" or "80% of your employee performance evaluation will come from just 20% of the items on your daily To-Do list"

What the rule tells us is that in anything a few (20 percent) are vital and many(80 percent) are trivial, and thus, to improve your productivity, you should… Continue

Posted by Jordi Cabot on September 15, 2009 at 8:07pm — 1 Comment

Lothar Behrens

Final release of lbDMF (MDSD via UML / BoUML and XSLT) is out - with printing capabilities!

I have finally released my software and set it to production/stable. So when one has to do with prototyping and database applications, please review. Now printing has been added as an important business task.

To use the UML modelling feature, please download BoUML at http://bouml.free.fr and don't forget to donate :-)

The UML tool is used for the model driven aspect as an input but also I can reverse engineer, thus output to UML and then start MDA /MDSD for existing database schemas to get sim… Continue

Posted by Lothar Behrens on September 15, 2009 at 12:06pm

Antony Wilkins

Ah - so I have a blog here already...

Well - waddaya know...

So I created this other blog to post this article on using MDSD techniques as an alternative to XML config files:
Xtext Spring Demo

Posted by Antony Wilkins on August 7, 2009 at 1:30am

Angelo Hulshout

MDSD Tooling Index - Cont'd

Well, works been bothering me (not really, but it takes up most of my time lately and I'm glad too), so the work on the index has been stalled for a few weeks already. I will likely not be able to pick up on this before early september. In the mean time, keep me posted on any ideas, suggestions and so on related to what I already announced in my previous blog entry.

Posted by Angelo Hulshout on August 5, 2009 at 10:07am

Gordon Morrison

Book review of: Breaking the Time Barrier: The Temporal Engineering of Software

I wrote this book to make an impact on the quality of software and to get developers to think how the model starts with the specification and is integral to the application. Someone will capitalize on my work to produce a specification to application tool. That will be model driven software.

Here is another review.

Gordon Morrison

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COSA provides the answer..., August 13, 2009

In 20 years of software development and testing, I have sought a methodical approach to the task… Continue

Posted by Gordon Morrison on July 30, 2009 at 2:00pm — 6 Comments

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