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This paper will give a short overview and comparison of Modeldriven Web Engineering (MDWE) practices applied in both academy and industry with the aim of bridging the gap between those approaches. While Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) are used to express a high level outline of the imagined systems, the industrial approaches are focusing on a lower level and the distance of the two fields are mostly too wide to apply both in one development process. The goal of this paper is to propose a way to merge the two sides. DSLs can help to build prototypes in a very rapid manner. Based on those prototypes, common models can be derived that can serve as a basis for model-driven generation of Web applications using well-known production frameworks.

Key words and phrases. MDWE, Web Applications, Model-driven development, Spring, Domain-Specific Languages.This paper has been presented at the International Conference KEPT2013: Knowledge Engineering Principles and Techniques, organized by Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, July 5-7 2013.