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− | = Work Areas = | + | Presentation Modeling Framework aims at simplifying UI development using a model driven approach. UI development can be split up into three stages: |
− | * [[PMF/Architecture|Architecture]] | + | |
− | * [[PMF/UserCase| | + | #Functional specification where the UI concepts are independent of any UI technology |
− | * [[PMF/model|PMF Model]] | + | #Translation from the functional specification to a technical widget set and platform |
− | * [[PMF/generation|Code generation]] | + | #Layout and styling |
− | * [[PMF/targetplatforms|Target Platforms]] | + | |
+ | In current practice these are mostly taken in a single step using a single technology. We plan to provide the right tooling support for each step using models at different levels. | ||
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+ | = Work Areas = | ||
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+ | *[[PMF/Architecture|Architecture]] | ||
+ | *[[PMF/UserCase|Use cases]] | ||
+ | *[[PMF/model|PMF Model]] | ||
+ | *[[PMF/generation|Code generation]] | ||
+ | *[[PMF/targetplatforms|Target Platforms]] |
Revision as of 07:15, 29 October 2009
Presentation Modeling Framework aims at simplifying UI development using a model driven approach. UI development can be split up into three stages:
- Functional specification where the UI concepts are independent of any UI technology
- Translation from the functional specification to a technical widget set and platform
- Layout and styling
In current practice these are mostly taken in a single step using a single technology. We plan to provide the right tooling support for each step using models at different levels.