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Wireframes: A Great Way to Start Development Projects by Andreas Wulf Posted on Aug 07, 2012 In this article, Andreas Wulf introduces wireframing as a simple and effective way to kickstart your development projects. Wireframes allow you to present your ideas in a tangible form so that can be shared and debated (without writing any code). By leaving out graphic design details, wireframes are not only quick and easy to create and change, they help us stay focused on the “big picture”.

RGen: Ruby Modelling and Code Generation Framework by Martin Thiede Posted on Feb 20, 2009 This article introduces RGen, a modelling framework inspired by openArchitectureWare. RGen uses internal DSLs for defining metamodels and offers a full modelling stack for Ruby.

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Markus Völter on DSLs, Modeling, MPS, Mbeddr by Markus Völter Posted on Jun 07, 2012 Markus Völter explains the concepts of the MPS Language Workbench, how it enabled the mbeddr project, approaches to DSLs and how to combine them, programs vs models, formal verification, and more.

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Markus Voelter about Software Architecture Documentation by Markus Voelter Posted on May 05, 2008 During OOPSLA 2007, InfoQ interviewed Markus Voelter asking him about creating software architecture documentation. Many people mention UML when they are asked about software design documentation, but Markus has a different take on that. He thinks that we should be using models which can be processed with tools which can validate or invalidate them.

Presentations about Modeling Tool

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Modeling and Code Generation on the .NET Platform at Icinetic by Rubén Jiménez Marrufo and Pedro J. Molina Posted on Jun 27, 2012 Rubén Jiménez Marrufo and Pedro J. Molina discuss the history of modeling at Microsoft along with current MSDS approaches, reference frameworks and features for the .NET platform.

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Managing Variability in Product-Lines by Markus Völter Posted on Jun 25, 2008 In this talk, Markus Völter illustrates how model-driven and aspect oriented software development help addressing the challenge of managing variability in product line engineering. Both the problem space and the solution space are described by models, using a model-to-model transformation to map problem space variability to solution space variability.