27 May 2020
Thanks to our wonderful authors, we managed to keep a stable level of submissions (e.g., 129 papers in #models19 and 121 in #models17), even in this special time!
27 May 2020
#models20 received 142 abstracts, which turned into 127 papers (108 in the foundations track, 19 in the Practice&Innovation track). Our PC members are excited in reading them, and will provide their feedbacks to the authors in one and a half months. Stay tuned!
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11 Dec 2017
The #models17 workshop proceedings are online: have a look at ceur-ws.org/Vol-2019/
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2 Oct 2017
Ever considered lecturing in a pair of teachers? My summary on why we do this in software modelling: goo.gl/V1A5GZ #MODELS17
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27 Sep 2017
Ha, turns out I should have been wearing one of those SoSyM author ribbons last week at #MODELS17 link.springer.com/article/10…
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27 Sep 2017
Aaaand the modelsconference.org link from now on points to the next @modelsconf: #models18. Glad to be on board for organising! #models17
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26 Sep 2017
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24 Sep 2017
This is what you get when you need gate 6 and have my kind of luck. #models17
ALT gates 1-5 on the left; gates 7-25 on the right
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23 Sep 2017
From last night discussions: dancing is one of domains where DSLs fail. You can express movements in DSL but learn only by moving. #models17
ALT texas two-step
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23 Sep 2017
Revealing study by @softmodeling and @jlcanovas about the maturity of MDE tools #models17. Very interesting results! buff.ly/2fGS9X1
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23 Sep 2017
That moment when you go to a concert, buy a t-shirt, wear it to another concert and get complimented by the musicians on it. #models17
