Model transformation for end-user modelers with VMTL
Vlad Acreţoaie, Harald Störrle, Daniel Strüber
Abstract
Vlad Acreţoaie, Harald Störrle, Daniel Strüber
Abstract
Models facilitate communication between software development project stakeholders by providing abstraction and precision. The Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) paradigm goes one step further, placing model transformation at the heart of software development [3]. Consequently, many model transformation languages (MTLs) and tools have been developed in the context of MDE. Their origin has shaped them profoundly: the application scenarios, modeling languages and model types considered, intended audience and their required capabilities, available tools, and the topics attracting scientific interest all bear the marks of MDE.
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Models facilitate communication between software development project stakeholders by providing abstraction and precision. The Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) paradigm goes one step further, placing model transformation at the heart of software development [3]. Consequently, many model transformation languages (MTLs) and tools have been developed in the context of MDE. Their origin has shaped them profoundly: the application scenarios, modeling languages and model types considered, intended audience and their required capabilities, available tools, and the topics attracting scientific interest all bear the marks of MDE.
Key concepts: Model transformation, Model-driven architecture, Computer science, Abstraction, Context (archaeology), Transformation (genetics), Software engineering, Software development