Below are some selling points we usually bring forward when describing what MDriven can do for you:

• Model driven development – Faster with better quality and easier to maintain – what is not to like?
• Model beautiful diagrams
• Bend and transform your model with ViewModels
• Derive database from your model
• For the database of your choice – SQLServer, Oracle, MySql and more
• Evolve the database as you change your model, Keep your data
• Derive UI’s from your ViewModels
• Use the ViewModels to prototype or deploy declarative user interfaces
• User interface agnostic; WPF, AngularJS, MVC
• Document your model and publish
• Reverse engineer existing database and use Model with all the other tools
• Define User interface validation rules in ViewModels
• Add behavioral rules with State machines
• Control read/write and visibility state in ViewModels declaratively with OCL
• Take advantages for fully subscribed derived attributes and associations
• Take advantages of UML inheritance
• Catch the processes in your domain and map them to information use
• Derive and Update .net code for a complete Domain Model
• Merge and mix your code with derived code
• Use with C# or stay in UML and OCL
• Write your own persistence mappers to support your own storage
• Use XMLPersistanceMapper to save to file
• Tier your solution with client and server persistence mapper
• Hook up the built in Sync server and propagate changes between clients
• Use the built in Undo/Redo mechanism to make users happy
• Prototype faster than ever with Turnkey technologies
• Use Object Constraint Languange- OCL (Part of UML standard) to navigate your model
• Use Linq to rumble thru the domain layer
• Use Linq to rumble thru the database
• Appreciate the optimized fetch on demand that conserve SQL traffic
• Use the declarative pre-fetch mechanisms to get better speed where needed
• Define declarative actions to get prototyping or deploy of complete declarative applications
• Be amazed by the code reduction you get when the framework fully understand Associations
• Use Association classes the way they were meant to be used
• Add your own extensions to diagrams and show them as symbols
• Add enumeration types to get self-explanatory precision in your data
• Use “the dirt simple to use” object versioning mechanism to keep domain history
• Your server and client implementation use standard WCF
• Your UI use standard Xaml, or Html5
• Use OCL queries or Linq to access data from database
• Develop design time plugins and extend what you use your model for
• Use the TaggedValue extensions to catch additional information

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Your understanding of information systems will change if you look at it from our angle. We do not know everything but we know models .

• You can start using it for definition today – you will use it for production when you are ready
• You can use it for prototyping or production deploy
• You can use it to document enterprise architecture to find the important associations between processes and information
• Use it as a proof of concept and prove your concepts before investing in them
• Relax after work – knowing that you can manage all conceivable changes that might be needed tomorrow