Add to ORKGAbstract A concern is a unit of reuse that groups together software artifacts describing properties and behaviour related to any domain of interest to a software engineer at different levels of abstraction. This demonstration illustrates how to specify, design, and reuse concerns with two integrated tools: jUCMNav for feature modelling, goal modelling, and scenario modelling, and TouchRAM for design modelling with class, sequence, and state diagrams, and for code generation. For a demo video see
Aspect-oriented design needs to be systematically assessed with respect to modularity flaws caused b...
Many concern metrics have been defined to quantify properties of crosscutting concerns, such as scat...
Many modification tasks on an existing software system result in changes to code that crosscuts the...
Many maintenance tasks address concerns, or features, that are not well modularized in the source co...
Concerns are introduced into the software development process with the beginning of requirements eng...
Separation of Concerns is an important aspect of software modularity. Being able to reason and analy...
International audienceConcern-Oriented Reuse (CORE) proposes a new way of structuring model-driven s...
People trying to understand, develop and maintain software have faced greater challenges as the comp...
A concern-based approach to support software comprehension and analysis is proposed. Concerns repres...
Many program evolution tasks involve source code that is not modularized as a single unit. Furthermo...
International audienceDomain-Specific Languages (DSLs) bridge the gap between the problem space, in ...
Abstract. In this paper, we define a conceptual model that describes the relevant information about ...
Separation of concerns is a powerful principle that can be used to manage the inherent complexity of...
Separation of concerns has been widely recognized to be a major issue in software design. Unfortunat...
In this paper, we define a conceptual model that describes the relevant information about interactio...
Aspect-oriented design needs to be systematically assessed with respect to modularity flaws caused b...
Many concern metrics have been defined to quantify properties of crosscutting concerns, such as scat...
Many modification tasks on an existing software system result in changes to code that crosscuts the...
Many maintenance tasks address concerns, or features, that are not well modularized in the source co...
Concerns are introduced into the software development process with the beginning of requirements eng...
Separation of Concerns is an important aspect of software modularity. Being able to reason and analy...
International audienceConcern-Oriented Reuse (CORE) proposes a new way of structuring model-driven s...
People trying to understand, develop and maintain software have faced greater challenges as the comp...
A concern-based approach to support software comprehension and analysis is proposed. Concerns repres...
Many program evolution tasks involve source code that is not modularized as a single unit. Furthermo...
International audienceDomain-Specific Languages (DSLs) bridge the gap between the problem space, in ...
Abstract. In this paper, we define a conceptual model that describes the relevant information about ...
Separation of concerns is a powerful principle that can be used to manage the inherent complexity of...
Separation of concerns has been widely recognized to be a major issue in software design. Unfortunat...
In this paper, we define a conceptual model that describes the relevant information about interactio...
Aspect-oriented design needs to be systematically assessed with respect to modularity flaws caused b...
Many concern metrics have been defined to quantify properties of crosscutting concerns, such as scat...
Many modification tasks on an existing software system result in changes to code that crosscuts the...