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RR: Should we resurrect Software Engineering? by Jean Bézivin
Always very interesting to listen Jean talking about software engineering and role of MDE in it (among many other things). You can read the abstract of this CHOOSE forum 2012 talk in Jean´s blog and check the presentation in slideshare (and below) Bern.jb from Jean Bézivin If you liked this post, you should subscribe to
Extracting business rules out of Java – An MDE approach
Valerio Cosentino presented in the RuleML Symposium held in conjunction with ECAI 2012 (20th biennial European Conference on Artificial Intelligence) his work on the extraction of the business rules embedded in (Java) code (joint work with IBM France) Below, the abstract and the slides he used. The full paper is available here. The goal of
MDE 2.0.: pragmatic model verification and other stories – Habilitation public lecture
I got my habilitation this week. Since some people have asked me for a copy of the slides or the habilitation thesis, I thought I could add them in the portal. Those that follow the portal or know the work of my team will NOT find any new scientific content (in France, the habilitation is
Eclipse DemoCamp Nantes (slides – English / video – French)
Last Thursday, AtlanMod and Obeo co-organized an Eclipse DemoCamp in Nantes. We briefly presented our technologies: Virtual EMF (views on models), EMFtoCSP (pragmatic model verification) and Collaboro (collaborative development of DSLs). Other speakers presented Orion, Mylin/Intent, Eclipse 4 and Intel CoFluent Studio. You can watch the recorded video of the event (in French) and/or check
OCL Tutorial (slides available)
As I already mentioned before, we (me and Martin Gogolla) wrote an introductory guide to the OCL language . I’m attaching now the slides of the OCL tutorial talk I gave to present our OCL guide at the SFM’12 summer school. OCL tutorial View more presentations from Jordi Cabot. You can also download a pdf
Some wisdom pearls from B. Selic on modeling / UML at SFM12
I had the chance to listen to Bran Selic giving the opening lecture at the SFM´12 summer school . Since some of the tweets I wrote during the talk became quite popular, I thought it would be interesting to recap all of them in this blog post. Of course, when reading them keep in mind
Real World DSLs – Get Introduced to Domain Specific Languages (presentation)
Another great presentation I’ve recently discovered. Mario Fusco introduces the concept of Domain-Specific Language (DSL), describes the different kinds of DSLs we may create, their pros and cons, etc. Great overview of the DSL world in just a bunch of slides! Real world DSL – making technical and business people speaking the same language View
Free and online Model Thinking course
You can now register for this free and online course on Model Thinking. From the course web page: “Evidence shows that people who think with models consistently outperform those who don’t. And, moreover people who think with lots of models outperform people who use only one. … Models help us to better organize information. Models
Towards a General Composition Semantics for Rule-Based Model Transformation
As model transformations have become an integral part of the automated software engineering lifecycle, reuse, modularisation, and composition of model transformations becomes important. One way to compose model transformations is to compose modules of transformation rules, and execute the composition as one transformation (internal composition). This kind of composition can provide fine-grained semantics, as it
SFM-12 MDE Summer School
Formal methods are emerging in computer science as a prominent approach to the rigorous design of computer, communication and software systems. The aim of the SFM (International School on Formal Methods) series is to offer a good spectrum of current research in foundations as well as applications of formal methods, which can be of interest
