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-title:: @Modeling language engineering (MLE)
-item-type:: [[journalArticle]]
-original-title:: Modeling language engineering (MLE)
-language:: en
-authors:: [[Josselin Enet]], [[Ivan Kurtev]], [[Andreas Wortmann]]
-library-catalog:: Zotero
-links:: [Local library](zotero://select/library/items/JRI9ADKW), [Web library](https://www.zotero.org/users/1039502/items/JRI9ADKW)
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-- [[Abstract]]
-	- Modeling is a key paradigm to successfully engineer softwareintensive systems in collaboration with experts from diverse domains. These experts use domain-specific concepts, notations, and paradigms, that need to be expressed in suitable, domain-specific modeling languages. Conceiving, engineering, evolving, and maintaining domain-specific modeling languages, hence, is crucial to handle increasing complexity of software-intensive systems. Consequently, modeling language engineering is vital to the success of modeling in particular and the engineering of these systems in general. The proposed MLE workshop will be a full-day workshop aiming at bringing together researchers and practitioners in the language and modeling language engineering communities to discuss the challenges associated with the engineering of modeling languages as well as their integration. Following five editions of the GEMOC workshop, four of the EXE workshop, and six joint editions as the MLE workshop, this edition will continue the success of MLE and, again, attract a large number of interested participants from the MODELS and the SLE community.
-- ### Attachments
-	- [PDF](zotero://select/library/items/XAJPXY7N) {{zotero-imported-file XAJPXY7N, "Enet et al. - Modeling Language Engineering (MLE).pdf"}}
-- ### Notes
-	- **REVIEW**
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-	  (1. Workshop title, 2. Motivation, 3. Organization, 4. Workshop format, 5. Additional material).