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2020
Chatbots are software services accessed via conversation in natural language. They are increasingly used to help in all kinds of procedures like booking flights, querying visa information or assigning tasks to developers. They can be embedded in webs and social networks, and be used from mobile devices without installing dedicated apps.
Sara Pérez-Soler, Esther Guerra, Juan de Lara +2 more
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Model-Driven Development in the Enterprise

IEEE Software, 2008
For decades, model-driven development has been the perfect example of software-engineering hype. Just as bees are attracted to honey, we software engineers look for ways of simplifying our work and automating endless change cycles. Today, after many years of experimenting with MDD, mostly in limited-size scientific environments, the three ingredients ...
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Model-Driven Development of a Mediation Service

2008 12th International IEEE Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference, 2008
Although service-oriented architectures offer real benefits when pursuing application integration and business flexibility, there are still no satisfactory solutions for dealing with existing systems that need to cooperate while their services have no perfect match.
Dick A. C. Quartel +3 more
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Introspective Model-Driven Development

2006
In this paper, we propose a new approach to model-driven development, which we call introspective model-driven development (IMDD). This approach relies heavily on some well-understood underlying abstractions, in order to bridge the abstraction gap between the requirements and the actual executable system.
Thomas Büchner, Florian Matthes
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Challenges in Deployment of Model Driven Development

2009 Fourth International Conference on Software Engineering Advances, 2009
Model-driven development (MDD) is an approach that uses models as a first class development artifacts to produce source code by utilizing model transformations. Process support is needed for effective MDD as it guides the development of the model and helps to manage the relationships between models.
Parviainen, Päivi, Takalo, Juha, Teppola, Susanna +3 more
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Model Driven Development - Attention to People and Processes

Parallel and Distributed Computing and Networks / 720: Software Engineering, 2011
Model Driven Development (MDD) can potentially offer great benefits to software development companies, for example, in the sense of improved productivity. However, MDD still suffers from challenges that complicate its wider use in companies. This paper presents a study in which several challenges to MDD use were identified, based on a number of ...
Teppola, Susanna, Parviainen, Päivi
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The pragmatics of model-driven development

IEEE Software, 2003
The potential benefits of using models are significantly greater in software than in other engineering disciplines because of the potential for a seamless link between models and the systems they represent. Unfortunately, models have rarely produced anticipated benefits. The key lies in resolving pragmatic issues related to the artifacts and culture of
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Model-Driven Development with the jABC

2007
We present the jABC, a framework for model driven application development based on Lightweight Process Coordination. With jABC, users (product developers and system/software designers) easily develop services and applications by composing reusable building-blocks into hierarchical (flow-) graph structures that are executable models of the application ...
Bernhard Steffen +4 more
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Model-driven development: a metamodeling foundation

IEEE Software, 2003
Metamodeling is an essential foundation for MDD, but there's little consensus on the precise form it should take and role it should play. The authors analyze the underlying motivation for MDD and then derive a concrete set of requirements that a supporting infrastructure should satisfy.
Colin Atkinson 0001, Thomas Kühne 0001
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Model driven development

Companion of the 18th annual ACM SIGPLAN conference on Object-oriented programming, systems, languages, and applications - OOPSLA '03, 2003
In this paper, we offer an alternative vision for domain driven development (3D). Our approach is model driven and emphasizes the use of generic and specific domain oriented programming (DOP) languages. DOP uses strong specific languages, which directly incorporate domain abstractions, to allow knowledgeable end users to succinctly express their needs ...
Dave A. Thomas, Brian M. Barry
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