Model-Driven Development (MDD)

Model-Driven Development (MDD) is a software design approach where developers create abstract representations—or models—of a system's structure and behavior. These models serve as blueprints, capturing key aspects of the software without focusing on detailed coding. Automated tools then transform these models into functional software applications, reducing manual coding and increasing consistency. MDD promotes a clear separation between the design and implementation stages, enabling faster development, easier maintenance, and better communication among team members by focusing on high-level system concepts before generating working code.