Rafael Chaves has just posted a new entry in his blog talking about the "Myths that give model-driven development a bad name".

To me the best part of the post is when he distinguishes between model-driven and model-started processes: a process in which models only generate an initial version of the code but then the code is manually evolved and the models are left behind is not a model-driven process is a model-started process at most. Many of the benefits of MDD are missed when not using a truly model-driven process

Having said this, I still prefer a model-started process that a non-model based one.

Btw, remember that to know more about TextUML, the tool that Rafael is developing, you can check this interview

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