Model-Driven Open Source Software Development - The Open Models Approach

Aho, Pekka; Merilinna, Janne; Ovaska, Eila

doi:10.1109/icsea.2009.37

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“…A hybrid method is deduced by method engineering (ME) [22], [23] in [24]. Model-driven development and open source component software development are integrated in [25]. Anke [26] says that there is no one-size-fits-all method for a problem domain, and methods therefore have to be extendable or configurable in order to be applicable to a specific problem situation A lot of development methods have been brought out.…”

Section: Extended Software Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pervasive software development method

Wang

Tuo

2010

2010 3rd International Conference on Computer Science and Information Technology

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Software development methods aim at solving the software crisis. Many presented methods gain reputations under special application environments. There are so many kinds of methods that developers are troubled when choosing the most suitable one. This article presents a pervasive software development method aiming at helping developers deal with the trouble. The pervasive method advocates logicality, comprehensiveness, flexibility and self-improvement as development guidelines. Logicality consists of business logic, functional logic and data logic; comprehensiveness clarifies advantages and shortcomings for a development; flexibility benefits developers in a variable or uncertain environment;self-improvement assures selection suitability to development processes and tools. The article compares solutions by the object-oriented method and the pervasive method in a web application as a paradigm. The paradigm shows that the pervasive method helps to decrease development cost.

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Section: Extended Software Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pervasive software development method

Wang

Tuo

2010

2010 3rd International Conference on Computer Science and Information Technology

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“…Em alguns casos, ainda é possível os especialistas do domínio produzirem os sistemas ao invés dos especialistas da tecnologia de implementação (Selic, 2003;Sriplakich et al, 2006) O MDD traz benefícios como (Kleppe et al, 2003;Lucrédio, 2009;Bendix e Emanuelsson, 2009): produtividade, portabilidade, manutenção, dentre outros. Há diversos trabalhos (Aho et al, 2009;France e Rumpe, 2007;Kleppe et al, 2003;Lucrédio, 2009;Mellor et al, 2003;Sánchez et 1.1. CONTEXTUALIZAÇÃO DO TRABALHO al., 2009;Stahl et al, 2006;Liggesmeyer e Trapp, 2009) que propõem e que usam o MDD como abordagem para desenvolvimento de software.…”

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“…Está fora do escopo deste trabalho comparar o desenvolvimento tradicional (que usa linguagens de amplo propósito, como Java, por exemplo) com o MDD, uma vez que a literatura já discute sobre isso e sobre os benefícios em termos de produtividade que o MDD agrega para o desenvolvimento de software (Aho et al, 2009;France e Rumpe, 2007;Kleppe et al, 2003;Lucrédio, 2009;Mellor et al, 2003;Sánchez et al, 2009;Stahl et al, 2006;Liggesmeyer e Trapp, 2009). …”

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