"Hi James,
I think this approach points very much into the right direction - it is very similar to what we're following in our product. Some links you might be interested in:
- discussion here in MDSN about what can be done with…"
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I've posted a few diagrams from a UML user model based on the conference app example a few people used at the conference: http://jtlog.wordpress.com/2011/06/02/conference-user-model/ I would be really interested to know what people think of this approach to UI code generation.See More
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James Taylor's Blog
Conference User Model
I've posted a few diagrams from a UML user model based on the conference app example a few people used at the conference: http://jtlog.wordpress.com/2011/06/02/conference-user-model/
I would be really interested to know what people think of this approach to UI code generation.
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