by Jordi Cabot | Feb 15, 2011 | Uncategorized
Normalmente distinguimos entre “general modeling languages” y “domain-specific languages”. Según esta clasificación, UML pertenece claramente al primer grupo.
Parece también obvio que para ciertos dominios, UML NO es exactamente la mejor opción y que el uso de un DSL puede producir resultados mucho mejores.
Ahora bien, lo que NO hay que olvidar es que UML puede NO ser un DOMAIN-specific LANGUAGE pero ciertamente es un many-domains LANGUAGE . Es decir, UML puede NO ser bueno para todos los dominios pero sí lo es para muchos.
by Jordi Cabot | Feb 15, 2011 | DSLs, UML and OCL
People usually distinguish between general modeling languages and domain-specific languages. With this classification, UML clearly belongs to the first group.
It´s also clear (I´d say to almost everybody) that for some domains UML is not exactly the best option and that a domain-specific language tailored to that domain produce much better results.
by | Feb 7, 2011 | Uncategorized
Hello all,
I consider to modify our product Oclarity (http://www.empowertec.de/products/oclarity/) to implement the OCL 2.2 standard (Oclarity currently supports OCL 2.0).
However, I did not find a resource that fully describes the changes between these versions.
Resources I have checked:
- OCL 2.2 issues http://www.omg.org/issues/ocl2-rtf.clos.html
- The “change barred” OCL 2.2 specification http://www.omg.org/spec/OCL/2.2/PDF/changebarred
but none of them seems usable for this purpose.
by Jordi Cabot | Feb 5, 2011 | Uncategorized
Curiosa pregunta en el business of software forum : “If I implement an algorithm published in a computer science journal using the formulas, pseudocode and description in the publication, do I retain the copyright of my source code?”
by Jordi Cabot | Feb 5, 2011 | article, programming
Curious question IN the business OF software forum : “If I implement an algorithm published in a computer science journal using the formulas, pseudocode and description in the publication, do I retain the copyright of my source code?”
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