2011
DOI: 10.1007/s10270-011-0193-0
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Managing the evolution of data-intensive Web applications by model-driven techniques

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“…Moreover, model transformations have been used in different application domains, e.g. to support the model driven development of Web applications and their evolution [20], the interoperability among various ADLs [44], the extensibility of ADLs [29], to manage the upgrade of Linux systems [26], and to automatically synthesize a choreography out of a specification of it and a set of services discovered as suitable participants [7].…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, model transformations have been used in different application domains, e.g. to support the model driven development of Web applications and their evolution [20], the interoperability among various ADLs [44], the extensibility of ADLs [29], to manage the upgrade of Linux systems [26], and to automatically synthesize a choreography out of a specification of it and a set of services discovered as suitable participants [7].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For Web applications, instance migration support for evolving databases is presented in [17], but the impact on the hypertext level is not discussed. Cicchetti et al [4] propose evolution support for Web models going beyond instance migration. The approach uses state-based model comparison to compute the differences between two content model versions based on fine-grained atomic changes, such as adding and removing elements or modifying some of their values.…”
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“…(Liddle, 2011) Los enfoques más recientes basados en MDWE responden a la creciente demanda de rigurosas prácticas de desarrollo, las aplicaciones web han evolucionado considerablemente, pero aún la administración del mantenimiento y la evolución de estas aplicaciones sigue siendo un problema. (Cicchetti, 2013) En las últimas décadas se ha propuesto un gran número de lenguajes de modelado y herramientas de soporte para desarrollar aplicaciones web. El proceso de evolución de éstas es complejo, así como evolucionan los lenguajes y los navegadores, deben evolucionar las aplicaciones, siendo un gran reto el mantenimiento y evolución durante su ciclo de vida.…”
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“…El proceso de evolución de éstas es complejo, así como evolucionan los lenguajes y los navegadores, deben evolucionar las aplicaciones, siendo un gran reto el mantenimiento y evolución durante su ciclo de vida. (Cicchetti, 2013) La mayoría de los enfoques existentes proporcionan los medios para desarrollar aplicaciones web complejas por medio de modelos que son considerados una parte ISSN: 1390-9320, Vol. 4, No.…”
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