Steve Livengood
ABSTRACT
This paper describes industry experience with the use of domain-specific modeling for the specification of a programmatic interface. Details are provided about the problem that initiated the research activity and the approach and technologies used. The result was the successful delivery of firmware for six different products and a set of best practices for applying domain-specific modeling techniques to production software development.
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- Experiences in domain-specific modeling for interface specification and development
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