Use this page to orient new team members to the documented MDriven learning path and to the role of visual models in communicating business logic.
Start with MDriven foundations
Begin with Getting Started with MDriven. It provides entry points for introductory material, installation and environment setup, core concepts, and further learning.
The Getting Started page includes topics such as an introduction to MDriven, how MDriven works, MDriven products, ECO, and UML in MDriven. It also links to installation guidance for local environments, Docker Desktop, IIS, PostgreSQL, and other deployment-related setups.
MDriven describes its model-driven approach as using UML to visually capture business logic. Its evaluation guidance also describes visual models and built-in documentation as transparent, reusable explanations that can allow domain experts to contribute directly.
When introducing a new colleague, use the relevant model to explain the business area they will work on. Discuss the structural representation of the business logic and confirm that the team has a shared understanding of the intended behavior before making changes.
This model-based approach can help make business knowledge visible and reusable rather than dependent on one individual’s recollection.
Suggested onboarding conversation
- Start with Getting Started with MDriven and select the installation and introductory material relevant to the team member’s work.
- Introduce the business area through its model and explain the business logic represented there.
- Invite the team member to describe the business meaning of the part of the model they will work with.
- Continue with the relevant documentation and learning material identified on the Getting Started page.
Continue learning
For a structured learning path after the introductory material, continue to the Onboarding Guide linked from Getting Started with MDriven.