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Microsoft excited about modeling

Microsoft seem to be quite excited about modeling these days. Just recently, they announced that they have joined the OMG. OMG does NOT stand for Old Modeling Guys, but for Object Management Group. This is the standards body that brought you specifications like CORBA, UML, MDA and BPMN, to name just a few. But Microsoft [ READ MORE ]

Some thoughts on the merits of model driven software development

Scanning my RSS feeds today, I came across this post by Magnus Jungsbluth in which he deals with the question "Is Model Driven Development Faster?". As Magnus points out, the question whether you can be faster by using model driven development points in a wrong direction. Just being faster is not a major goal [ READ MORE ]

Call for Papers / Participation: MDSD Today 08

From October 15th - 17th, the second workshop on model driven software development "MDSD Today" will take place in Elmshorn near Hamburg, Germany. The goal of this conference is to provide a platform for professionals (managers, architects and engineers alike) in the field of model driven software development to meet and exchange ideas. The three day [ READ MORE ]

How to distinguish generated code from non-generated code

It is a well-known fact that for most real-life applications, you canot use full code generation - some bits have to implemented in the source, not in the model. I sometimes find it funny to hear us software developers talk about business logic. If the business logic really would be logical in a mathematical sense, [ READ MORE ]

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