Umple as a Template Language (Umple-TL)

Orabi, Mahmoud Husseini; Orabi, Ahmed Husseini; Lethbridge, Timothy C.

doi:10.5220/0007382000980106

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“…Some of Umple's advanced features include its support for three kinds of separation of concerns mechanisms, aspects, traits [9] (an ability to specify modeling elements and code that can be injected into multiple classes regardless of the inheritance hierarchy), and mixsets [10] (an ability to specify features or variants of product lines that can be annotatively blended with code, or kept in separate files). Umple also has its own parsing technology and builtin textual template capability [11]. All these features add to the richness of what can be taught using Umple, as well as what can be developed with Umple.…”

Section: Umple Can Be Run Online In Eclipse In Visual Studiomentioning

confidence: 99%

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Capstone Software Engineering Students Can Develop a High-Quality Complex System: A Case Study With Umple

Lethbridge

2019

PCEEA

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Umple is an open-source programming technology developed almost entirely by students, the majority of whom were working on it as their capstone project through a program called UCOSP. We describe our development process for Umple that has provided a rich educational experience for the students, while at the same time continually improving Umple’s quality. We also describe features of Umple that have been designed to facilitate its use in teaching software engineering.

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Section: Umple Can Be Run Online In Eclipse In Visual Studiomentioning

confidence: 99%

“…UCOSP students have solved hundreds of issues in Umple, and made some major contributions, including generation of Entity-Relationship diagrams, converting Umple internally to use its own UmpleTL templating [11], making UmpleOnline work in Docker, making associations immutable and many more.…”

Section: Ucosp and Umplementioning

confidence: 99%