How do software architects deal with non-functional requirements? : an Exploratory Study
How do real software projects deal with non-functional requirements? This paper sheds some light on this issue by talking with software architects
Comparing the Effort of Developing Enterprise Applications with Programming and with Domain-Specific Modeling
We report on a case study comparing development productivity between traditional programming languages and a domain-specific modeling language. Check out why domain-specific modeling was over 500% as productive and changed the way how development was carried out.
The impact of introducing a modeling tool in a Requirement Engineering course
In numerous programming and software engineering courses, students are asked to program on paper, which has supporters and detractors. Supporters claim that, among its advantages, programming on paper allows students to focus on functionality, avoiding the...
Dc4MT: a Data-centric Approach for Model Transformations
Need to transform very large models? Take a look at this new approach built on top of Apache Spark
The Effect of Textual vs Graphical Representations on Software Design Communication
In a study that was published at MoDELS conference in 2018 [1], I reported the results of observing the development efforts of two Software Engineering projects that used Model-based approaches to develop software for two self-driving rovers. I found that most of the...
Is there a future for Model Transformation Languages? – Final Report
Are you using model transformation languages to manipulate your models? If not, why? Should we just get rid of all transformation languages and use plain Java?. Participate in this discussion about the future of model transformations.
The low-code handbook
Modeling: all you need to know
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