AbstractCommUnity is a formal approach to Software Architecture with a strict separation of the computation, coordination, and distribution aspects. The approach is based on a parallel design language with state, which facilitates the specification of computations compared to the process calculi used by other formal approaches, and on category theory, which provides an intuitive yet precise graph-based semantics for the configuration of components and connectors.The CommUnity Workbench is being developed as a proof of concept of the CommUnity framework, providing a graphical integrated development environment to write components, draw configurations, and execute the resulting system
Software architecture has put forward the concept of connector to express complex relationships betw...
Whereas object-oriented techniques like inheritance and clientship have provided useful tools for ta...
Software Architecture has put forward the concept of connector to express complex relationships betw...
CommUnity is a formal approach to Software Architecture with a strict separation of the computation,...
AbstractCommUnity is a formal approach to Software Architecture with a strict separation of the comp...
The power of architectural modelling approaches in addressing the complexity of software systems der...
AbstractCommUnity is a formal approach to software architecture. It has a precise, yet intuitive mat...
CommUnity is a formal approach to software architecture. It has a precise, yet intuitive mathematica...
AbstractModern information systems rely more and more on combining concurrent, distributed, mobile a...
Abstract—Distributed systems comprise a significant number of entities that must be properly coordin...
This book provides a gentle, software engineering oriented introduction to category theory. Assuming...
Mobility has become a new factor of complexity in the construction and evolution of software systems...
The paper presents an architecture definition language and various mappings to different programming...
CommUnity and its categorical foundations provide a formal approach to Software Architecture (SA)....
We develop a notion of higher-order connector towards supporting the systematic construction of arch...
Software architecture has put forward the concept of connector to express complex relationships betw...
Whereas object-oriented techniques like inheritance and clientship have provided useful tools for ta...
Software Architecture has put forward the concept of connector to express complex relationships betw...
CommUnity is a formal approach to Software Architecture with a strict separation of the computation,...
AbstractCommUnity is a formal approach to Software Architecture with a strict separation of the comp...
The power of architectural modelling approaches in addressing the complexity of software systems der...
AbstractCommUnity is a formal approach to software architecture. It has a precise, yet intuitive mat...
CommUnity is a formal approach to software architecture. It has a precise, yet intuitive mathematica...
AbstractModern information systems rely more and more on combining concurrent, distributed, mobile a...
Abstract—Distributed systems comprise a significant number of entities that must be properly coordin...
This book provides a gentle, software engineering oriented introduction to category theory. Assuming...
Mobility has become a new factor of complexity in the construction and evolution of software systems...
The paper presents an architecture definition language and various mappings to different programming...
CommUnity and its categorical foundations provide a formal approach to Software Architecture (SA)....
We develop a notion of higher-order connector towards supporting the systematic construction of arch...
Software architecture has put forward the concept of connector to express complex relationships betw...
Whereas object-oriented techniques like inheritance and clientship have provided useful tools for ta...
Software Architecture has put forward the concept of connector to express complex relationships betw...