IFMLEdit.org: Model Driven Rapid Prototyping of Mobile Apps

Bernaschina, Carlo; Comai, Sara; Fraternali, Piero

doi:10.1109/mobilesoft.2017.15

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“…The goal of the test was to make an evaluation of how Almost Rerere could help in resolving conflicts during the life-cycle of a Model-Driven Development project. The application was developed using IFMLEdit.org 3 [5], an online tool for the rapid prototyping of web and mobile applications based on the Interaction Flow Modeling Language (IFML) [7]. The developed application was a web-based crowd-sourcing platform for the selection and annotation of images.…”

Section: Integration Of Handwritten and Generated Codementioning

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Almost Rerere: An Approach for Automating Conflict Resolution from Similar Resolved Conflicts

Fraternali

Gonzalez

Tariq

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Concurrent development requires the ability of reconciling conflicting updates to the code made independently. A specific case occurs when long living feature branches are integrated to a rapid changing code base. In this scenario, every integration test will require to manually resolve the same conflicts at every iteration. In this paper we propose a framework for automating the detection and resolution of conflicts in the code updated by distinct developers, one of which may be a code generator. The tool learns how to solve conflicts from past experience and applies resolutions, encoded as replacement regular expressions, to conflicts not seen before. Experiments show that the number of automatically resolved conflicts and the quality of the solution increase as the system acquires experience.

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Almost Rerere: An Approach for Automating Conflict Resolution from Similar Resolved Conflicts

Fraternali

Gonzalez

Tariq

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…systems Extending IFML for web and mobile HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Mobile app WebRatio 2014 Platforms (Brambilla et al, 2014) code out of mobile-specific Automating IFML Specification of CRUD Data entities Data-intensive WebRatio 2016 Operations (Rodríguez-Echeverría et al, 2016) web app Extending Support of IFML to RIA AJAX, HTML5 RIA Not specified 2017 Constructs (Sachdeva and Singh, 2017) customized MDUID process integrating HCI XML, JavaServerPages, RIA IFML Editor 2015 Patterns for generating RIAs (Yigitbas et al, 2015) JavaScript and CSS Toward IFVM Virtual Machine: A Model-Driven Java Execution app IFML Editor 2016 IFML Interpretation (Gotti and Mbarki, 2016a) Model-driven development of cross-platform mobile HTML5, CSS, JavaScript Mobile app WebRatio 2016 applications with webRatio and ifml (Acerbis et al, 2015a;Brambilla, 2015;Umuhoza et al, 2015) IFMLEdit.org: Model-driven rapid prototyping Node.js Mobile app IFMLEdit. org 2017 of mobile apps (Bernaschina et al, 2017b) Online model editing, simulation and code generation for Not specified Web and Mobile IFMLEdit. org 2017 web and mobile applications (Bernaschina et al, (Cabot, 2018) Web APIs, JSON Not specified Not specified 2018 Formal semantics of IFML for mobile and JavaScript/Java/C#, CSS Web and Mobile IFMLEdit.org 2018 rich-client application MDD (Bernaschina et al, 2018) and HTML5, etc.…”

Section: Interaction Flow Modeling Language (Ifml)mentioning

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“…It is an Object Management Group (OMG) standard that supports the platform-independent description of graphical User Interfaces (UIs) for desktop computers, laptops, cellular phones and tablets (Brambilla, 2013). Several tools, such as WebRatio (Acerbis et al, 2015a), IFMLEditor (2018) and IFMLEdit.org (CarloBernaschina, 2018), have been proposed for designing IFML models and generating codes.…”

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“…Laaz and Mbarki (2016a;Rhazali et al, 2016;Rodríguez-Echeverría et al, 2016;Roubi et al, 2016;Sachdeva and Singh, 2017;Yigitbas et al, 2015) focus on the web. Acerbis et al (2015a;Bernaschina et al, 2017b;Brambilla et al, 2014;Brambilla, 2015;Umuhoza et al, 2015) focused on mobile applications. Other research works have exploited IFML in different domains, such as interactive systems (Gotti and Mbarki, 2016a), big data (Bernaschina et al, 2017a), execution models (Gotti and Mbarki, 2016b) and user behavior analysis (Bernaschina et al, 2017a).…”

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Comparative Analysis of Interaction Flow Modeling Language Tools

Laaz

Wakil

Mbarki

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Journal of Computer Science

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Modeling approaches based on standards are of paramount importance in the field of front-end design for web and mobile applications. Problems are often encountered during the selection of tools for designing applications for developers and researchers, particularly applications that are related to time and cost in the market and academia. The Interaction Flow Modeling Language (IFML) is a recently standardized modeling language designed for managing the content expression, user interaction and behavior control of front-end applications. IFML brings several benefits to the development process of web and mobile front-end applications. Thus, several tools have been developed for the exploitation of technical artifacts offered by current specifications. In this study, we discuss the tools proposed for modeling IFML to provide a comparative analysis while considering various criteria. The result can be used as a basis of tool selection for specific aspects.

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“…Again, our approach is working on orthogonal aspects with respect to these issues. However, it can integrate very well with them, thanks to the availability of formal semantics of IFML and of simulation solutions based on IFML [30]. Neither detailed formal specification nor simulation/validation tooling are needed for the proposed extensions for IoT, because we rely on existing resources and infrastructure about IFML.…”

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Model-driven development of user interfaces for IoT systems via domain-specific components and patterns

Brambilla

Umuhoza

Acerbis³

2017

J Internet Serv Appl

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Internet of Things technologies and applications are evolving and continuously gaining traction in all fields and environments, including homes, cities, services, industry and commercial enterprises. However, still many problems need to be addressed. For instance, the IoT vision is mainly focused on the technological and infrastructure aspect, and on the management and analysis of the huge amount of generated data, while so far the development of front-end and user interfaces for IoT has not played a relevant role in research. On the contrary, user interfaces can play a key role in the acceptance of IoT solutions by final adopters. In this paper we discuss the requirements and usage scenarios covering the front end aspects of IoT systems and we present a model-driven approach to the design of such interfaces by: defining specific components and design patterns using a visual modeling language for IoT applications; describing an implementation of the solution that comprises also automatic code generation from models; and by showing the solution at work.

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IFMLEdit.org: Model Driven Rapid Prototyping of Mobile Apps

Cited by 20 publications

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Almost Rerere: An Approach for Automating Conflict Resolution from Similar Resolved Conflicts

Almost Rerere: An Approach for Automating Conflict Resolution from Similar Resolved Conflicts

Comparative Analysis of Interaction Flow Modeling Language Tools

Model-driven development of user interfaces for IoT systems via domain-specific components and patterns

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