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| Blog Name: | Software Modeling Blog |
| Url: | http://feeds2.feedburner.com/ModelingLanguages-blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Software, modeling, uml |
| Description: | A blog about software modeling languages and techniques and how to use them as part the software development process |
| Popularity: | 8 Followers |
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Gravity – Collaborative Business Process Modelling within Google Wave
Via Frédéric Jouault, I've discovered Gravity the (first?) collaborative modeling tool implemented with Google Wave. read more
Via Frédéric Jouault, I've discovered Gravity the (first?) collaborative modeling tool implemented with Google Wave. read more
Catchy Software Engineering conference/workshop acronyms
Robert Clarisó points me the fruitful imagination of Software Engineers when it comes to name new conferences/workshops (and then people say we are boring!) Some catchy SE acronyms: SEAFOOD (Software Engineering for Offshore and Outsourced Development) SHARK (SHAring and Reusing architectural Knowledge) QUOVADIS (Quantitative Stochastic Models in the Verification and Design of Software Systems) PASTE (Program Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering )
Robert Clarisó points me the fruitful imagination of Software Engineers when it comes to name new conferences/workshops (and then people say we are boring!) Some catchy SE acronyms: SEAFOOD (Software Engineering for Offshore and Outsourced Development) SHARK (SHAring and Reusing architectural Knowledge) QUOVADIS (Quantitative Stochastic Models in the Verification and Design of Software Systems) PASTE (Program Analysis for Software Tools and Engineering )
Modeling tools news - Nov. 20 2009
Recent releases of new modeling tools (in a few cases, "new" may refer to "new to me", meaning that I've discovered the tool just now but maybe the tool already existed): New version of the Dresden OCL toolkit for Eclipse (to parse textual OCL expressions). Changelog for the new version .
Recent releases of new modeling tools (in a few cases, "new" may refer to "new to me", meaning that I've discovered the tool just now but maybe the tool already existed): New version of the Dresden OCL toolkit for Eclipse (to parse textual OCL expressions). Changelog for the new version .
Methods & Tools - a free software development magazine
Methods & Tools is a free software development magazine with practical knowledge, news and resources on software development: Software Testing, Project Management, Programming (Java,.NET, Ruby on Rails, Ajax), UML, Agile (eXtreme Programming, Scrum, Test Driven Development), Configuration Management, Databases, RUP, Software Analysis, Software Design, Software Quality Assurance, Software Maintenance, Software Process Improvement (CMMI), Software Development Tools, User Interface, etc.
Methods & Tools is a free software development magazine with practical knowledge, news and resources on software development: Software Testing, Project Management, Programming (Java,.NET, Ruby on Rails, Ajax), UML, Agile (eXtreme Programming, Scrum, Test Driven Development), Configuration Management, Databases, RUP, Software Analysis, Software Design, Software Quality Assurance, Software Maintenance, Software Process Improvement (CMMI), Software Development Tools, User Interface, etc.
Animated Database Courseware
I've just found an online Animated DataBase Courseware offering an "Interactive Approach for Teaching the Principles of DataBase Concepts", including topics like database design (ER notation, transformation rules for deriving database schemas from ER models, normalizations and functional dependencies concepts,...), sql, transactions and security. All this is complemented with proposals of exercises (solution is provided) and completely free.
I've just found an online Animated DataBase Courseware offering an "Interactive Approach for Teaching the Principles of DataBase Concepts", including topics like database design (ER notation, transformation rules for deriving database schemas from ER models, normalizations and functional dependencies concepts,...), sql, transactions and security. All this is complemented with proposals of exercises (solution is provided) and completely free.
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