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September 2004 - Posts

Not going to UML conference, but will be at OOPSLA

I mentioned in an earlier post that I was giving a tutorial at the UML conference with Alan Wills. The tutorial is still happening, but unortunately I won't have a hand in presenting it - I'm not able to make it to the conference. However, I will be at
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UML, DSLs and software factories: let those analogies flow...

I typed this entry a few days ago, but then managed to lose it through a set of circumstances I'm too embarrassed to tell you about. It's always better second time around in any case. Anyway, reading this recent post from Simon Johnston prompted a few
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What does it mean to be MDA compliant?

I read on Jim Steel's blog that back in August there was lots of discussion on OMG lists about what makes a compliant MDA tool. I followed a link from his blog to this entry , and there were three aspects that intrigued me. The top two proposed criteria
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Premature standardization

I used the phrase 'premature standardization' in an earlier post today. I'm rather pleased with it, as it is a crisp expression of something that has vexed me for some time, namely the tendency of standards efforts in the software space to transform themselves
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UML conference

Two posts in the same day. I guess I'm making up for the two month gap. Anyway, Alan Wills and I are giving a tutorial at the UML conference in Lisbon in October. The tutorial is called " How to design and use Domain Specific Modeling Languages " and
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Back from vacation, more on DSLs

It's been a long time since my last entry - those few who were following my blog have probably given up by now. The interruption in service has been due to (a) family vacation and (b) moving house. One of these days I'll wax lyrical about the inadequacies
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