FIDDLR: Streamlining Reuse with Concern-Specific Modelling Languages
summary
FIDDLR integrates DSLs with concern-oriented reuse under MDE and claims to cut integration effort and model complexity by prescribing a pipeline of model transformations, model composition and code generation. The implementation builds a reusable concern that exposes system services through a custom REST interface, demonstrates reuse across multiple abstraction levels, reports fewer bespoke adapters and reduced manual wiring, and generates running endpoints that are exercised in the evaluation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:18Aspect-Oriented Modelling
- 2:37Accidental Complexity
- 3:23Concern-Specific Modeling Languages
- 6:00Challenges Associated to a Manual Refactoring Process
- 9:35Variation Interface
- 10:55List of Required Modules
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