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Icotwinsun5_normal @DamienCassou Bordeaux, France

What is the difference between a code written on top of a very high-level programming framework and an executable model?

1:55AM Sat, April 30 2011

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N6238050_40043733_897_normal @itisjustjeff University of Maryland

programming frameworks are abstractions that can be modified by the programmer. Exe models are complete, and cannot be changed

2:26AM Sat, April 30 2011

Rc4_normal @abstratt Victoria, BC, Canada

if you abandon the underlying language features and use only the framework, may not be a lot

2:44AM Sat, April 30 2011

Rc4_normal @abstratt Victoria, BC, Canada

a domain-specific framework (like Camel) would compare to DSM, a domain agnostic framework (like RoR) would compare to xUML

2:45AM Sat, April 30 2011

Rc4_normal @abstratt Victoria, BC, Canada

but in reality, applications on frameworks make heavy use of the underlying language, making transf to other langs hard

2:47AM Sat, April 30 2011

Rc4_normal @abstratt Victoria, BC, Canada

things like this are even closer to executable models: http://t.co/b0tGJyZ - note it's a subset (+), but has 1 target plat (-)

5:48AM Sat, April 30 2011

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