The Model Driven Software Network

Raise your level of abstraction

Pedro J. Molina
  • Valencia
  • Spain
Share 
Share on Twitter
Share on Facebook

Pedro J. Molina's Friends

Pedro J. Molina's Discussions

No more MDD in OSLO
19 Replies

Started this discussion. Last reply by Pedro J. Molina Dec. 3, 2009.

Pedro J. Molina's Events

 

Pedro J. Molina's Page

Latest Activity

Pedro J. Molina replied to Angelo Hulshout's discussion 'MDD and software architecture - where do they meet, and where do they collide?'
Very nice topic Angelo! I fully agree with Bernhard comments. Moreover, MDD provides an exceptional way of really evolve your Software Architecture (SA) using a super-sonic speeed. 1. First SA version, and first applications must be built manually…
February 16
Pedro J. Molina commented on Martin Thiede's blog post 'Concrete, a lightweight, web-based model editor'
Great work Martin! I liked it a lot! http://pjmolina.com/metalevel/2010/02/concrete-a-web-modeling-editor/
February 4
Pedro J. Molina replied to Ricardo's discussion 'Can be a multithreaded server created with MDD?'
I agree with Rui. Another nice & practical book for starters with Java background could be: Program Generators with XML and Java, Craig Cleaveland
January 29
Pedro J. Molina replied to Ricardo's discussion 'Can I use MDD to create computer games?'
Sorry: two links broken. The corrected ones: - CG2007 slides - Vander Alves presentation's about Mobiles Games and SW Product Lines
December 28, 2009
Pedro J. Molina replied to Ricardo's discussion 'Can I use MDD to create computer games?'
Hi Ricardo. >Can I use MDD to create computer games? Do you know any example? Yes, for sure. More samples: - Andre Furtado work': page, paper, SharpLudus, SharpLudus video - Jeroen Dobbe Master Thesis - I remember that Vander Alves uses also the…
December 28, 2009
Ceyhun Ciper left a comment for Pedro J. Molina
December 13, 2009
Pedro J. Molina left a comment for Ceyhun Ciper
December 13, 2009
Pedro J. Molina replied to Pedro J. Molina's discussion 'No more MDD in OSLO'
Then, it is just a question of marketing. We should try to change! }:) Glad to see that Andrew will address this specifically in CG-MMX. On the other hand, I think the abuse of words like "agile" ends with countermeasures like the SEMAT innitative…
December 3, 2009

Profile Information

My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
MDD practictioner, Code generator creator. User Interfaces, Patterns, Conceptual Modeling
My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
- 12 years
- Creator of 8 commercial code generators for CARE Technologies
- Architect at PISA/Bancaja. A full MDD Workbench for a Bank.
- PhD Thesis on "User Interface Modeling and code generation for Business Applications" (In Spanish) http://pjmolina.com/en/research/thesis.php
My website
http://pjmolina.com
My blog (or equivalent)
http://pjmolina.com/metalevel
Take a look to:
Conceptual User Interface Patterns
The Metalevel

Pedro J. Molina's Blog

Pedro J. Molina

Selecting a good text template engine for your M2T transformations

During the last week in Cambridge at Code Generation 2009, some colleagues and I we were discussing about the best suited template technology for doing code generation.

I positioned myself clearly stick to StringTemplate. In this blog post: Choosing a Template Engine for code generation I try to explain my reasons about this choice.

What is your experience about it?

Posted on June 24, 2009 at 10:28pm —

Pedro J. Molina

Impressions about Code Generation 2009

I just posted my impressions about our last meeting at Code Generation 2009.
And also the slides of my CG2009 session: Scaling MDD for production.

Posted on June 20, 2009 at 9:58am — 4 Comments

Comment Wall (4 comments)

You need to be a member of The Model Driven Software Network to add comments!

Join The Model Driven Software Network

At 11:01am on December 13, 2009, Ceyhun Ciper said…
Thank you very much for your warm welcome!
At 6:47am on September 14, 2009, micuentadecasa said…
thanks Pedro.
At 10:57pm on September 4, 2009, Jordi Cabot said…
Hi Pedro,

A nice post, I specially agree with the part of how to apply UML to specify parts of the system that go beyond its conceptual schema / domain model (e.g. users roles and permissions). I'll link to your post from the blog post where I mentioned this quote (http://modeling-languages.com/blog/content/ivar-jacobson-reflecting-evolution-uml) (and if not too much to ask, I'd prefer if you could use this url as a link in your blog post-thanks)
At 7:11pm on December 12, 2008, Mark Dalgarno said…
Hi Pedro,

Glad to see you here.

I've invited a few people you probably know to help bed the site down. I'm especially interested in how it looks to you as a non-native English speaker, what you make of the features on offer and how we can make it a vibrant community.
 
 

About

Mark Dalgarno Mark Dalgarno created this Ning Network.
Create a Ning Network! »

Badge

Loading…

Get Badge

 

© 2010   Created by Mark Dalgarno on Ning.   Create a Ning Network!

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Privacy  |  Terms of Service