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Lee Riemenschneider replied to Mountriver TY Yu's discussion 'Have Models Filed?'
The timeline and MDA commentary completely ignores the Shlaer-Mellor / Executable UML contributions. The companies selling MDA solutions based on Shlaer-Mellor / Executable UML have reported an increase in business, but still hold a small share of…
Lee Riemenschneider commented on Jóhann Haukur Gunnarsson's blog post 'Textual DSL and the Semantic Model'
Project-in-a-project scenarios always occur whenever reuse is a consideration. The best productivity results are achieved when the internal projects are defined on lines of distinct subject matter; this also leads to the best reuse scenarios,…
Lee Riemenschneider replied to Javier Nieto Esteban's discussion 'SysML requirements diagrams for MDA software modeling'
Dan, It's good to hear this point of view. The mind tends to get aligned to the familiar, so you start to wonder how someone else gets to a conclusion. It never occurred to me that anyone would consider the action language to be at a 3GL level…
Lee Riemenschneider replied to Javier Nieto Esteban's discussion 'SysML requirements diagrams for MDA software modeling'
This "pareto principle for MDD" doesn't look to be valid for Executable UML. The majority of the modeling effort in Executable UML is spent modeling the class diagram for the domain. If the class diagram is correct, then the dynamic…
Lee Riemenschneider replied to Luis Molina's discussion 'why modeling and code generation are not agile?'
Steve Mellor, a signatory of the Agile Manifesto, has been doing agile MDD for more than 20 years. He explains it nicely in his Agile MDA paper.
Profile Information
- My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
- Executable UML or any other methods that raise the level of abstraction and allow broad reuse.
- My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
- Executable UML, as described in the book by Mellor and Balcer.
- My website
- http://www.frogooa.com/
- My blog (or equivalent)
- http://softwaredisillusionment.blogspot.com/
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