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Started this discussion. Last reply by Steven Kelly Mar 18, 2010.
Software Tech News - Jan 2010 Issue
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Gordon Morrison left a comment for nagual.hsu
Good luck. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
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Yes. I've found the e-book and I paid it with credit card. Can't wait to read it. I've had the situation which the nested and very long if-then-else made me crazy, even though that was only sequential logic. I think I have to study…
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I believe the book is available on Kindle. I'm a speaker online at CodeRage 5 talking about Temporal Engineering (COSA) for more info goto www.embarcadero.com and find the schedule. There is more information on my website at www.vsmerlot.com or…
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I am interested in COSA. However, there are no such book in Taiwan's bookstores. Is there any digital version of your book? Or I have to pay the shipping fee if the book is delivered quickly.
Steven Kelly replied to Gordon Morrison's discussion 'MetaEdit by MetaCASE'
The second graph doesn't show the cost or time of different approaches, it shows for a constant time how many products you can make with those approaches. Or as the blog text puts it: "Imagine that you can build one product in a certain…
Rui Curado replied to Gordon Morrison's discussion 'MetaEdit by MetaCASE'
There is an interesting small contradiction (or inaccuracy) in MetaCASE's claims, Steve.
In your blog post, the second graph shows a comparison of the cost (I assume time) of different approaches. You claim that modeling the first product with…
Gordon Morrison replied to Gordon Morrison's discussion 'MetaEdit by MetaCASE'
Steve,
Thanks for the feedback, I bought your book and I'm studying it along with using MetaEdit.
Regards,
Gordon Morrison
Author: Breaking the Time Barrier-The Temporal Engineering of Software
Inventor: Multi-Core & Hyper-Threading…
Steven Kelly replied to Gordon Morrison's discussion 'MetaEdit by MetaCASE'
Hi Gordon!
Obviously there are rather a lot of people who have used MetaEdit+: from projects that have been going for 15 years with hundreds of modelers, to the rapidly growing mass of intro licence users.
Maybe the best place to look for in-depth…
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- My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
- Started with developing real-time radar systems that lead to the invention of Multi-Core technology and Hyper-Threading which lead to the invention of Coherent Object System Architecture (COSA) which resulted in me writing a book containing my solution to MDS
- My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
- I started using tools like STP back in the late 1980s. I then started inventing my own approaches to modeling. I found that the spatial approach was always going to fail so I created a temporal approach. Took my website down and will be restarting it soon.
- My website
- http://www.vsmerlot.com
Gordon Morrison's Blog
Model-Driven Development
I have an article in the Jan 2010 issue of Software Tech News available at www.softwaretechnews.com. The entire issue is devoted to Model-Driven Development.
Posted on January 25, 2010 at 3:49pm
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… Continue
Here is another review.
Gordon Morrison
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COSA provides the answer..., August 13, 2009
In 20 years of software development and… Continue
Posted on July 30, 2009 at 2:00pm — 5 Comments
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 2:11pm on September 21, 2010,
nagual.hsu said… - Yes. I've found the e-book and I paid it with credit card. Can't wait to read it. I've had the situation which the nested and very long if-then-else made me crazy, even though that was only sequential logic. I think I have to study COSA and see how it can be applied to general software development.
- At 5:22am on September 21, 2010,
nagual.hsu said…
- I am interested in COSA. However, there are no such book in Taiwan's bookstores. Is there any digital version of your book? Or I have to pay the shipping fee if the book is delivered quickly.
- At 12:13am on July 27, 2009,
Rui Curado said… - Nice to hear back from you again Gordon. My IDE (AtomWeaver) is due in November. People in the Early Access Program (you are included) will have access to it in the beginning of September. Exciting times ahead!
- At 5:43pm on February 5, 2009,
Rui Curado said…
- Thanks Gordon, I can see the PDF.
I am developing an IDE that implements my Atom-Based Software Engineering approach. The flexibility of the approach lets you plug-in any other methodology, including COSA.
What I will do is to put you on my ABSE Early Access list, and I'll send you a prototype of the IDE when it's available. Then you can judge how easy (or hard) it is to implement COSA using ABSE.
- At 3:13pm on February 5, 2009,
Rui Curado said…
- Thanks Gordon.
I think that ABSE (my own view of MDSD) could be used to apply COSA. The result could be great. So I'll keep an eye on this.
"holds the possibility of eliminating programmers as we know them" - I think programmers won't feel so comfortable with that claim... just kidding.
- At 3:29pm on January 27, 2009,
Rui Curado said…
- That's just fine, Gordon. Let's just wait for your book to be published then.
- At 11:57pm on January 26, 2009,
Rui Curado said…
- Is your book already published? I did manage to find your US Patent #6345387 on COSA, but I did not find any reference to a book named "Breaking the Time Barrier", or to Dr. Aynur Anul...
- At 7:58pm on January 26, 2009,
Rui Curado said…
- Can you tell us what is the book you've written? Thanks.
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