The feature model formalism has become the de facto standard for managing variability in
software product lines (SPLs). In practice, develo** an SPL can involve modeling a large …

Feature models have been used since the 90s to describe software product lines as a way of
reusing common parts in a family of software systems. In 2010, a systematic literature review …

Modeling variability in the context of software product‐lines has been around for about 25
years in the research community. It started with Feature Modeling and soon enough was …

Feature models are a widespread means to represent commonality and variability in
software product lines. As is the case for other kinds of models, computing and managing …

Edge Computing proposes to use the nearby devices in the frontier/Edge of the access
network for deploying application tasks of IoT-based systems. However, the functionality of …

Feature models (FMs) are a popular formalism for describing the commonality and variability
of software product lines (SPLs) in terms of features. SPL development increasingly involves …

This title includes a number of Open Access chapters. Model-driven engineering (MDE) is
the automatic production of software from simplified models of structure and functionality. It …

The proliferation of features and platforms in variability intensive systems, coupled with
substantial technological progress, imposes several challenges for software developers and …

As Software Product Lines (SPLs) are now more widely applied in new application fields
such as IT or Web systems, complex and large-scale configurations have to be handled. In …

Context Most specialized users (scientists) that use bioinformatics applications do not have
suitable training on software development. Software Product Line (SPL) employs the …