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Xiaoping Jia

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2016
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Christopher Jones, Xiaoping Jia:
An Empirical Evaluation of AXIOM as an Approach to Cross-platform Mobile Application Development. ICSOFT-EA 2016: 264-271
2015
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Xiaoping Jia, Christopher Jones:
An Approach for the Automatic Adaptation of Domain-Specific Modeling Languages for Model-Driven Mobile Application Development. ICSOFT (Selected Papers) 2015: 365-379
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Xiaoping Jia, Christopher Jones:
Design of Adaptive Domain-Specific Modeling Languages for Model-Driven Mobile Application Development. ICSOFT-EA 2015: 413-418
2014
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Christopher Jones, Xiaoping Jia:
The AXIOM Model Framework - Transforming Requirements to Native Code for Cross-platform Mobile Applications. ENASE 2014: 26-37
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Christopher Jones, Xiaoping Jia:
Using a Domain Specific Language for Lightweight Model-Driven Development. ENASE (Selected Papers) 2014: 46-62
2012
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Xiaoping Jia, Christopher Jones:
AXIOM: A Model-driven Approach to Cross-platform Application Development. ICSOFT 2012: 24-33
2011
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Xiaoping Jia, Christopher Jones:
Dynamic Languages as Modeling Notations in Model Driven Engineering. ICSOFT (2) 2011: 220-225
2007
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Xiaoping Jia, Adam Steele, Lizhang Qin, Hongming Liu, Christopher Jones:
Executable visual software modeling - the ZOOM approach. Softw. Qual. J. 15(1): 27-51 (2007)
2005
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Xiaoping Jia, Adam Steele, Lizhang Qin, Hongming Liu, Christopher Jones:
Executable Visual Software Modeling - The ZOOM Approach. Software Engineering Research and Practice 2005: 182-188
2004
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Xiaoping Jia, Adam Steele, Hongming Liu, Lizhang Qin, Christopher Jones:
Using ZOOM Approach to Support MDD. Software Engineering Research and Practice 2004: 144-150

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