Bernaschina, 2017 - Google Patents
ALMOsT. js: an agile model to model and model to text transformation frameworkBernaschina, 2017
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- Bernaschina C
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Abstract Model Driven Development (MDD) requires model-to-model and/or model-to-text transformations to produce application code from high level descriptions. Creating such transformations is in itself a complex task, which requires mastering meta-modeling, ad hoc …
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