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Top 10 modeling posts of the year

(well, since we moved to WP in June, these stats only reflect the visits during this second half of the year). The top 10 posts/pages of this site, according to the number of visits (thanks to the data collected by the WP popular posts plugin), have been: UML tools 10599 view(s) Herramientas para UML 6921

Portal Fabricas de Software (Spanish)

After a short hiatus (I had a very good reason for that!) we are back to blogging. Today, and I’m afraid only for those of you who understand Spanish, I’d like to bring to your attention the portal “Fabricas de Software” where you’ll find plenty of information regarding all aspects involved in the creation and

Towards the standardization of a web modeling language

Marco Brambilla AND Stefano Butti have launched an initiative TO make WebML a (OMG) standard modeling LANGUAGE FOR web applications (especially regarding the USER interaction aspects).

Top 5 posts August 2010

TIME TO review the five most popular blog entries IN August 2010 (according TO your votes: NUMBER OF votes=NUMBER OF clicks ON the post). The most popular entries ARE, IN this order,:

Top 5 posts in July 2010

TIME TO review the five most popular blog entries IN July 2010 (according TO your votes: NUMBER OF votes=NUMBER OF clicks ON the post)ARE, IN this order,:

Microsoft dropping Quadrant – Another step backwards in its MDD strategy

After “refocusing” Oslo (in short, the Microsoft strategy for model-driven development consisting in the M modeling language + the Quadrant modeling environment + a model repository) we were left wondering if Microsoft still believed in model-driven development .

OPEN Health Tools – Model-Driven Health Tools project (MDHT)

The OPEN Health Tools – Model-Driven Health Tools project (MDHT) aims TO provide modeling tooling extensions TO the Eclipse Modeling Project FOR healthcare applications, AND IN particular, TO produce implementations FOR the HL7 standard .Another interesting project TO follow!

ICMT 2011 – International Conference on Model Transformation

AS part OF the ongoing preparations FOR the NEXT edition OF THE INT. Conf. ON Model Transformations (ICMT), the steering committee has appointed the two PC-Chairs:

Top 5 posts in June 2010

Time to review the five most popular blog entries in June 2010 (according to your votes: number of votes=number of clicks on the post)are, in this order,:

Rule Interchange Format is now a W3C Standard

W3C announces the publication OF a new standard FOR building rule systems ON the Web: Rule Interchange Format (RIF).

The goal OF RIF IS TO facilitate the interoperation AND interchange BETWEEN various rule languages AND rule engines. RIF defines a common XML serialization LANGUAGE FOR several declarative rule languages (LIKE OMG SBVR, OMG PRR, SWRL, a subfamily OF RuleML, etc)

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