MDE (Model-Driven Engineering)

Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) is a method for developing software that focuses on creating detailed diagrams or models to represent the system’s structure and behavior. These models serve as abstract blueprints, making it easier to design, understand, and communicate complex software concepts. Once a model is created, automated tools can generate the actual software code from it, reducing manual coding errors and increasing efficiency. MDE helps bridge the gap between high-level ideas and concrete implementations, enabling faster development and better alignment with system requirements.