Model-Driven-Design of NREn Bridging Application: Case Study AfgREN

Saay, Salim; Margaria, Tiziana

doi:10.1109/compsac48688.2020.00-39

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“…Predefined components Pre-built components (various pallets of widgets, structures, models, services, connectors, and other components), and templates that are available for the development of applications [19], [27], [29]- [31] Predefined templates…”

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“…Furthermore, it is easier to collaborate as understandable visual models can be used, and feedback gathered. In such a way, the business side can directly contribute to the project and development team to identify the right work to do [11], [22], [31].…”

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“…The platforms offer visual tools for developing applications, encompassing the interface, data model, business logic, control and data flow, APIs, integration, and security model [27], [31]. Developers are provided with a visual environment that allows them to specify applications using provided components and elements through visual modeling, drag-and-drop functionality, and abstraction techniques.…”

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“…Getting feedback faster and regularly is essential. It is important to engage in continuous feedback gathering and refinement through quick iterations [31]. For this, the lowcode code nature of visual and quick development fits well, as such visual representation can improve communication [17], [22].…”

Section: Challenges In Low-code Development (Rq6)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Exploring Low-Code Development: A Comprehensive Literature Review

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Kirikova

2023

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Low-code development provides the ability to create software using visual application development tools, predefined components, and automation, minimizing the reliance on manual coding. Furthermore, it enables individuals with limited programming expertise to actively contribute to software development in collaboration with information technology (IT) professionals, improving the alignment between customer or business requirements and the developed solution. This approach speeds up the development process, fosters closer collaboration between software development and business teams, and enhances the organization’s ability to respond to business and market demands or changes. In this article, existing knowledge of low-code development from multiple perspectives is summarized, including the definitions, used tools, applied development lifecycles, application areas, potential benefits, challenges, and, consequently, relevant development and delivery principles.

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Exploring Low-Code Development: A Comprehensive Literature Review

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Kirikova

2023

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“…In this work, we combine votes and select in the same column because several stakeholders used them quite indifferently. When contributors selected both options we counted it only once [32].…”

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XMDD as Key Enabling Technology for Integration and Organizational Collaboration: Application to E-Learning Based on NRENs

Saay¹,

Margaria²

2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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Collaborative E-learning is highly dependent on the well functioning of a complex sociotechnical system that comprises information technology and various social processes. Large scale infrastructures like the National Research and Education Networks (NRENs) provide access to research and educational resources and provide collaboration between educational and research organizations, thus providing a set of essential services for e-learning. Currently, the lack of data integration between e-learning systems is still a problem in NREN domains, and a hurdle to collaborative e-learning. We address systematic cross-organizational collaboration and data integration between large-scale e-learning systems by designing an architecture for NREN e-learning systems to support open access education and learning. In particular, we design and provide a reference implementation for an e-learning broker that can provide the needed data integration and processes, and takes into consideration the strategies and policies for open access in education and training. We develop the architecture and reference implementation applying the eXtreme Model-Driven Development (XMDD) paradigm for software design and development, using the DIME low-code development environment for modelling data, processes, and user interface. We consider here two specific application settings: The national network of e-learning collaboration in AfgREN, centered on the Kabul University in Afghanistan, and the newly started collaboration between the Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) and Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) in Ireland, that are forming a new consortium under the newly introduced Technological University structure.

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An ArchiMate-Based Thematic Knowledge Graph for Low-Code Software Development Domain

Rokis,

Kirikova

2023

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Model-Driven-Design of NREn Bridging Application: Case Study AfgREN

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Exploring Low-Code Development: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Exploring Low-Code Development: A Comprehensive Literature Review

XMDD as Key Enabling Technology for Integration and Organizational Collaboration: Application to E-Learning Based on NRENs

An ArchiMate-Based Thematic Knowledge Graph for Low-Code Software Development Domain

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