Component-based software engineering: putting the pieces together
Component-based software engineering: putting the pieces together
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Reusing and composing pieces of software is a common practice in software engineering. However, reusing the user interfaces that come with software systems is still an ongoing work. The Alias framework helps developers to reuse and compose user interfaces according to the way they are composing new systems from smaller units as a mean of speeding up the design process. In this paper we describe how we rely on Model Driven Engineering to operationalize our composition process.