FIDDLR: streamlining reuse with concern-specific modelling languages
summary
FIDDLR presents a concrete framework that splits concern packaging into three clear tasks: implement the concern in GPML, define a concern-specific modelling language, and write transformations that map CSML mappings to realizations. The prototype builds a restful resource-tree CSML that maps to Java methods and generates working REST services for four implementation frameworks (Spring, Jersey, Apache CXF, JBoss RESTEasy), performs consistency checks, and a 28-developer user study is underway to measure effectiveness.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00FIDDLR introduction
- 2:56Concern-oriented modeling
- 7:06FIDDLR framework tasks
- 8:50RESTify demo
- 17:05Concern designer tasks
- 20:37Benefits of concern languages
- 23:24User study & future work
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