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- 1. 1 1 Model-Driven Development in the OpenJava Universe May 2020
- 2. 2 About me Age: Specialty: Total-experience: Company: Java &RDBMS developer Anton Lem
- 3. 3 What are wegoing to talk about today? ・ Modeling of information systems ・ Model-driven development approach ・ My experience of using MDD in real enterprise development. ・ Who is Mr. Java Hipster? ・ Development session ・ JHipter’s cons & pros ・ What awaits us in the future?
- 4. 4 What is itmodeling and model? Model is a strictly formalized idea that has been visualized by some graphical notations
- 5. 5 Model Driven Development(MDD) ・ Model is a primary source of all other artifacts in the project ・ CASE-tools (Computer-Aided Software Engineering) are intended to generate all derivative artifacts CI CD Code Architecture Documentation Cloud Interface Database Tests Backend
- 6. 6 How can MDDhelp developers? ・ Developers begin to communicate with customers in a common formal language ・ Model is the best strictly formalized documentation for developers ・ Effectiveness of external and internal communication growths dramatically ・ MDD significantly reduces the amount of manual coding ・ Using of MDD extends the professionalism of developers
- 7. 7 UML modeling ・ Founder:Grady Booch ・ UML was intended to standardize the notational systems and approaches to software design ・ In 1997, UML was adopted as a standard by the Object Management Group (OMG) ・ UML object class diagrams widely are being used in requirements models more focused on object-oriented software engineering Modern UML Object class diagram
- 8. 8 Enhanced Entity-Relationships modeling ・Founder: Peter Chen ・ Originally used as only one available basis for the first Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools and RDBMS ・ Enhanced by the concepts of inheritance, stereotypes, union types ・ It is an ANSI standard ・ Widely using in real CASE-tools, mostly oriented on relationships database design Modern Enhanced Entity Relationships Conceptual diagram
- 9. 9 Modeling in nowadays EnhancedER Conceptual diagramUML Object class diagram VS
- 10. 10 My first experienceof using MDD PowerDesigner - CASE-tool that really works: ・ enhanced ER-models ・ management of models ・ drawing diagrams ・ checking consistency ・ generation of derivative artifacts ・ and a lot of drawbacks
- 11. 11 The first resultsof using MDD Problems I encountered: ・ Conceptual models are too abstract ・ PowerDesigner doesn’t cover the questions of architecture, building and delivery ・ There is no way to transform a conceptual model into the code directly Positive results: ・ Changing my vision and my mind ・ Increasing the quality of work ・ Improving the performance of all my team ・ Bootstrapping of new projects ・ Bringing new approaches and solutions
- 12. 12 Second attempt toapply MDD ・ Eclipse contained a lot of scattered MDD components, but there was no ready-made CASE-tool ・ Assembling the components of the Eclipse modeling project into a ready-made CASE-tool was unreasonably expensive and complicated ・ PowerDesigner was still excellent but expensive
- 13. 13 Hi, I amJHipster!!! … or a miracle happens when you do not expect it at all
- 14. 14 What can Mr.JHipster give us? ・ Scaffolding of projects ・ Assembly of the back-end and front-end architecture ・ Stack of modern technologies and frameworks ・ Support authentication, configuration, microservices infrastructure ・ Integration of all components in a ready-made application ・ Several project building, CI, and deployment options ・ MDD tool, but he doesn’t know it
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- 17. 17 JHipster features Project building Continuousintegration Deployment
- 18. 18 JHipster’s MDD features ・Own structural data model ・ Custom model definition language ・ Model visualization tool ・ Model-to-code generator
- 19. 19 JHipster’s MDD features Artifactsgenerated from model: ・ UI components & tests ・ API & its documentation ・ Security layer & authentication ・ Backend: REST-controllers, services, DAO layer ・ Business models and DTO ・ Database schema ・ Tests: unit, integration, performance, behaviour
- 20. 20 Real example ofbusiness requirements
- 21. 21 Real example ofbusiness requirements ・ Build a ready-made web-application from scratch. ・ Implement CRUDL operations for entities from the provided schema. ・ Stateless authentication and authorization. ・ Full-text search, Open-API documentation, internationalization: English, German. ・ Assembly all layers from a data storage to UI. ・ Test coverage of all layers is mandatory. Performance tests too.
- 22. 22 JHipster in action ・Project generation and assembly of modern integrated architecture. ・ Model building, code, and test generation. ・ Overview of the ready application.
- 23. 23 JHipster usage cases ・Scaffolding of your new real projects from scratch ・ Prototyping of ideas ・ Building mock-implementations of services for integration tasks ・ Learning purposes
- 24. 24 JHipster Pros &Cons Advantages: ・ A large stack of modern technologies integrated into the one ready-made project ・ The best approaches and using advanced frameworks ・ Adjusted project builder, CI, deployment ・ Marketplace and community ・ Real MDD in the open-source Java universe ・ JHipster is extremely simple and accessible
- 25. 25 JHipster Pros &Cons Areas of improvement: ・ Very primitive model ・ Ill-conceived UI: ‑ synthetic ID as a screen name for objects ‑ lack of support of large lookup datasets ・ Not-OOP approach in code
- 26. 26 Conclusion ・ Modeling bringsa lot of benefits to developers ・ JHipster can save your time and teach you ・ Use JHipster and advanced modeling tools together ・ MDD the most promising candidate for the entire automation ・ I expect the emergence of dedicated modeling platforms and servers
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