Mike Lee provided an update on the activities of the Shlaer-Mellor Commons at Shlaer-Mellor Days 2022. The common(s) theme: Here is how to participate!
https://t.co/vQCj6WXMEd
Cortland Starrett presented the controversial topic of Relationship Formalization. His preso was voted 'most entertaining' at Shlaer-Mellor Days 2022. Enjoy the technical content and the comic relief!
https://t.co/Sy6NOViplh
At Shlaer-Mellor xtUML Days 2022, Levi Starrett charts a roadmap for 'Textual xtUML' which is much more than a textual persistence format; it is a language future!
https://t.co/hQrzd9zZnu
Register for Shlaer-Mellor Days (formerly xtUML Days) 2022 here: https://t.co/Km10jkBDGF
Watch this video to get a flavor of some of the light-hearted, but technical content: https://t.co/aMKlQRyp8l
Dear Shlaer-Mellor xtUML Community,
The conference date is set! Shlaer-Mellor Days 2022 will be hosted on Zoom on 18 October 2022.
https://t.co/Km10jkBDGF
One Fact Inc sponsored team 'Be the Good' (and rode) in the 2022 Subaru CASA 24h Cycling Challenge. We cycled over 400 miles in the period placing 5th overall. For fundraising, we finished first!
Excellent Modeling Tutorial
The tutorial is in Japanese. Your browser can translate it into a language you can read. This is a nice step-by-step HOWTO from concept to accurate class diagram! Thank you, Ota-san!
https://t.co/rpwbuuXcUq
Introducing Open Source Reference Models of the Driving Environment
As part of our commitment to the research community, TRI is making Shlaer-Mellor models of the driving environment publicly available.
https://t.co/yKmncOqPd3
OOA Team
At xtUML Days 2021 Michael Lee explains progress on the Shlaer-Mellor Method as the OOA Team tackles issues around the minor dialect differences within the various "schools of practice".
https://t.co/Rar3j3aHhr
Textual xtUML
As promised, here is a link to a letter to the Shlaer-Mellor Commons community regarding a specification of textual semantic xtUML. This could end up being a Big Deal.
https://t.co/A114435b4u
How Shall I Persist?
When modeling, how should we persist the model? Should we persist it in light of the meta-model (OOA of OOA)? Should we serialize it into a textual, human-readable format? Why or why not? The following argues both sides.
https://t.co/1G2HvD3Ico
Self-Driving Executable UML
At xtUML Days 2021, Melanie Gurunathan of the Toyota Research Institute gave a talk titled, Spinning Up a Self-Driving Shlaer-Mellor Team. Enjoy!
https://t.co/X7q9jUVIkr
Implicit Bridging with Domain Specific Languages (DSLs)
Campbell McCausland, one of the fathers of Shlaer-Mellor modeling, advances a powerful technique for integrating domain models. #xtuml#Xtext
https://t.co/LrTdWxuT8o
XTU
Nils Paulsson describes an open source framework for hand translation of Executable UML models. Why hand-coded? Watch and learn!
https://t.co/pSh8eCnYpg
Benchmarking Shlaer-Mellor xtUML Architectures
David Skinner and the staff of BAE Systems present the results of their efforts to measure and compare performance of generated code.
https://t.co/cE3syAQgWk
How Others See Us
Shlaer-Mellor xtUML modelers are part of a community with many passionate devotees. However, not everyone is a fan. Rob Day looks at Shlaer-Mellor from the outside. Enjoy his insights!
https://t.co/DSy9BbrFT5
Persistent Shlaer-Mellor Architectures
Levi Starrett explains how runtime data from xtUML applications can be persisted (stored and retrieved). So, if your application needs to survive through power cycles, listen up.
https://t.co/OiwS61IJzf
Communities Made for Humans
Emily Carter of Change Agent Studio explains the importance of community even among a technical crowd like the Shlaer-Mellor Commons.
https://t.co/7K8MSP55pV