Andreas Leue's Page

"Hi Gregor, I'm just a member here, too, but to all my knowledge posts like yours are very welcome. Since most people are very busy with there own work, it might be helpful to describe your solution a bit, or, if available, give some links or…"

"Impressive work!"

"I like the approach of using the Java classes directly as a metamodel (if I got the article right("

"Interesting article, some fresh thoughts I can appreciate well. 2 1/2 remarks:   > Code generation is completely avoided, because it is complex and unnecessary. I think the role of code generation is an intermediate enabler. It's…"

"There's next to no exciting term sticking out, that same map could have been from 2011, 2010, ..., 2000, ..., 1990, .., couldn't it? But maybe this is more due to the nature of the papers, who naturally have to refer and relate back to…"

"Hi Pedro, I left a comment on your blog."

"Reading the discussion over there makes meI feel like browsing archive.org, somewhat around 1975.... but wait, there was no internet then, right?"

"The combobox on the left saying "Deutsch" (German) is for language switching (I guess we should replace that with language flags, sorry for the inconvenience). Anyway, this is a direct link to the english tutorial."

"Andriy, your initiative is very welcome!  Our DSLs as well a M2M in EM/OS are solely based on declarative style transformations. What can I say? They are pretty readable and maintable, we love them ;-) In short, the basic principle is…"

"Hi Alex, I think it's simply,  two hypes over two decades (CASE, MDA) without success are too much to bear for  business. Here in the forum you find the enthusiasts and visionaries who didn't give up, even if it takes so long,…"

"TY, sorry, I do not understand your question. Can you explain?"

"> (I carefully red you papers dated by 1995) I feel charmed, Alex ;-) Slightly outdated, that stuff....  on the other hand side... > " I'm convinced we will work like that one day". I propose to try to work like that today,…"

"> ...may be all the problems [...] just go away, replaced by magnification level? It is a matter of quality on different abstraction levels, not pure quantity and size (scale). Abstraction is the opposite of linear scaling, I'd say. >…"

"In general, UML is more or less apt for modelling everything you want, even a bubble sort, why not. But I think the key issue here is "abstraction level", i.e. why would you want to do that on a certain level, and how easy is it to do…"

"Much agreed, see also comment above. To some degree, code generation (M2T) serves just as a kind of intermediate technology used to climb up to the next abstraction level, since it allows easy experimentation. It has been served that purpose before…"