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Author OOPSLA workshop on the future of UML and implementation of reusable associations
Jiri

2007-06-27, 10:01 pm

The cycle of using graphical tools, future of UML, MDA, and libraries
of associations.
(OOPSLA workshop, Montreal Oct.22, 2007)

A historical cycle has been observed: As the software complexity is
growing, graphical tools become popular - but then a new programming
paradigm emerges and makes these tools obsolete, and that is the
beginning of the next cycle. Based on this observation, the current
popularity of UML suggests that a new paradigm shift is imminent.
Questions to discuss: What will be this new paradigm and its effect
on UML and MDA? Could we generate a diagram from a textual
specification of the model instead of generating code from a diagram,
and could this textual model directly drive the implementation? How to
build libraries of generic associations which would be a natural
extension of the existing containers and include even structural
design patterns?
For more details: www.codefarms.com/OOPSLA07/workshop

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