AHL: Model-Driven Engineering of Android Applications with BLE Peripherals

Veisi, Pedram; Stroulia, Eleni

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-59041-7_4

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“…Others focus on generating an application that combines all the features and components of a mobile application. In this perspective, the authors in (Veisi and Stroulia, 2017) have defined a general architecture for Android applications running on physical BLE devices. Then, using JetBrains MPS, they developed a modeling language that describes the components of an application working with these devices and finally they have developed a framework that allows Android developers to generate code for their application in a simple and efficient way.…”

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Pragmatic Approach to Modeling and Generating Mobile Cross-Platform Applications

Lachgar¹,

Lamhaddab²,

Abdali³

et al. 2019

Journal of Computer Science

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As a result of the ubiquity of smartphones, the number of mobile applications is extensively growing. In order to build native apps that reach all devices, developers should deal with many different operating systems, SDKs, development tools and programming languages, which implies serious effects on cost, time and success of the mobile project. In this study, the main objective is to propose a pragmatic approach for modeling and generating native cross-platform mobile applications, respecting a multilayer architecture. The proposed approach is an MDA based technique which combines UML formals and DSL. The paper is illustrated with the modeling of a typical CRUD based app.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%