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Started Nov. 2, 2009
How to make MDSD more attractive to the "mere developer mortal"?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ed Merks Apr. 5, 2009.
Is this community dead already, and what does that mean to MDSD?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Dalgarno Jun. 26, 2009.
Rui Curado - MDSD Researcher
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- My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
- - Learning new or existing MDSD techniques, and all forms of rapid development and code reuse.
- Connection between MDSD and other disciplines (like AOP, Code Generation and Component-based systems)
- Networking with other MDSD professionals, opinion leaders and decision-makers in the industry
- My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
- - Studying Rapid Development techniques for several years
- Developing a new Model-Driven Software Engineering methodology and its implementation through a dedicated IDE.
- My website
- http://www.isomeris.com
- My blog (or equivalent)
- http://www.ruicurado.com
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I guess the next answer is : You have to learn how to do MDD.
You could start with Markus Volter's book, "Model-Driven Software Development: Technology, Engineering, Management", http://www.amazon.co.uk/Model-Driven-Software-Development-Technology-…
This is related to one of the concerns I raised in my latest post in my blog: If a language is incrementally built, can we be productive using it if it is changing all the time? I guess not, because rapid change is what would happen with internal DS…
Agile MDD... I like that!
My analogy is related to the fact that big players are slow to react to changes. And software engineering IMHO is going through a(n exciting) period of change. New small but noticeable players will emerge as new technologi…
"I agree there is a need for MDD in 2015 but with the current credit crunch how many companies will still be alive in 5 years ?"
When the big, slow dinosaurs could not survive and died, small, fast mammals took their place and reigned the world.
C…
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 2:17pm on July 25, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said… - Rui,
My book has been out since late Feb and getting very good comments. How are you doing on your IDE?
Gordon
- At 6:48pm on April 14, 2009,
Fábio Paulo Basso said… - Oi Rui.
Li seus comentários e acho que pensamos de forma parecida: o MDD deve ser visual, familiar e simples.
Obrigado pela recepção.
Abraços.
- At 5:05pm on February 20, 2009,
Danilo Beuche said… - Thanks for reporting, I fixed it.
- At 9:54am on February 13, 2009,
Juha-Pekka Tolvanen said… - Thank you for your kind words and for purchasing the book ;-) We tried to make the book practical and included there 5 easy to understand languages too. Feel free to comment and tell how you found it.
Juha-Pekka
- At 4:15pm on February 5, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said…
- I noticed that you have an interest in IDE development. Using my temporal approach in an IDE would be an ideal way to advance the technology. I have several different designs if you would like to take a look. I can put the screen shots into a PDF and send it to you.
- At 4:06pm on February 5, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said…
- I understand the threat to programmers. But as technology advances the need to "code" as we have since the 50's is going to go away. I look forward to the better productivity and not having to code.
In my previous I tried to upload a couple of diagrams from the book. Let me know if the PDF came through.
- At 4:05pm on February 5, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said…
- The exact same calculator functionality.pdf
- At 2:48pm on February 5, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said…
- The book was posted this week on Amazon.com. The title is "Breaking the Time Barrier". I look forward to your questions and comments. I was in Cascais two years ago, I really like the area.
- At 3:23pm on January 27, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said…
- I have been resisent to get involved in any discussions because the book is in the printing process. My publisher says it should be available on line and in stores by the end of Feb if not sooner (ISBN: 978-1-4327-3215-8). Dr. Aynur Unal is now living in Istanbul and can be reached at . My 4,847,755 patent is also very interesting if you are into Multi-Core and Hyper-Threading architectures.
- At 9:06pm on January 26, 2009,
Gordon Morrison said…
- This is from the back of the book:
What if you could reduce the size of applications by 50 percent, while cutting code complexity by a factor of three? Breaking the Time Barrier, from renowned inventor and programming expert Gordon E. Morrison, can help you do all that while dramatically increasing software reliability. The secret is COSA, Coherent Object System Architecture. This revolutionary new paradigm in software engineering, keeps control-flow and data-flow separate, and brings breakthrough time savings where it counts. The resulting applications are easier to trace, debug, validate, and reuse⎯and are free of the scourge of modern software engineering: “spaghetti code.”
Promising a Moore’s Law for software—in which software decreases in size while increasing in performance—Breaking the Time Barrier allows the technology to be consistent from the top of the model down to the binary code at the bottom. This happens through changing the architectural paradigm from the way specifications are created to the automated manufacture of the application. Breaking the Time Barrier is chock full of programming examples and clear instructions that will make it among a software engineer’s most referenced technical works.
“This technique is so powerful and adaptive that it has the potential to develop into a complete, model driven architecture and holds the possibility of eliminating programmers as we know them.”
⎯Dr. Aynur Anul, Silicon Valley, 2005
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