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Organization / Workplace
Sevilla Area, Spain, Sevilla Spain
Occupation
Founder at Metadev
Website
pjmolina.com/metalevel
About
Pedro J. Molina has a Ph.D. in Computer Science in the field of Conceptual Modeling and User Interface Code Generation. He has deep experience in Software Patterns, Software Architecture, Executable Models, MDA, Model Driven Development, and developing User Interfaces for business applications using code generation and layered architectures.
Interested in putting in practice real Model Driven Development.
He has co-authored two books. One about HTML and a second one about Web Engineering.
Specialties: Software Architecture in .NET, Desktop & Web Aplications.
Model Driven Development, MDA, researcher and expertized in User Interface and complete code generation. DSL Tools. Domain Engin...
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