"Vincent, APF intends to contrast from SOA assembly tools (like tibco) by focusing on integration of code - that real programmers would assemble & place inside a single executeable.
I will soon publish doc which expresses how APF approach…"
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Automatic Programming Framework (APF) is an Open Source project – which aims to bring new leap in automatic programming Before I seek volunteers to…Continue
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Tushar Goswami replied to Mark Dalgarno's discussion Languages now compete against each other to see who makes it easiest to build DSLs - discuss
"Thanks Andreas,
The discussion here in this thread has helped me realize 'community management' as an equally crucial component of the challenge (which otherwise I was leaving for last moment)
I am now gearing up for a…"
Vincent Hanniet replied to Tushar Goswami's discussion Lets build 'Automatic Programming Framework' together
"What I understood: it's a way of programming by assembling code snippets retrieved from a code snippets searchable repository. Looks like building an app in assembling services in kind of a SOA way, as we could imagine to do it…"
Tushar Goswami replied to Mark Dalgarno's discussion Languages now compete against each other to see who makes it easiest to build DSLs - discuss
"Agreed. Making hundreds of people to agree-upon abstractions is tougher part. Even if with provisions such as 'dependency resolver, illegal combination of code units detector' & others, APF may be able make stitched code look…"
Tushar Goswami replied to Mark Dalgarno's discussion Languages now compete against each other to see who makes it easiest to build DSLs - discuss
"Yes, I agree here. To extract every possible re-useable code, a simple refactor may nto be enough. Unless the codebase from which re-useable code was to be picked is rewritten (to facilitate easy extraction of re-useable code fused in it). I would…"
Tushar Goswami replied to Mark Dalgarno's discussion Languages now compete against each other to see who makes it easiest to build DSLs - discuss
"Rafael, I havent come across a mature (or failed) attempt in past where 'stiching together' reuseable code was tried. So I thought it must be given a fair try. Also while working/dreaming this project for 2nd year in a row, and having…"
Tushar Goswami replied to Mark Dalgarno's discussion Languages now compete against each other to see who makes it easiest to build DSLs - discuss
"Every general programming language has something unique about it. If all 'good general purpose programming languages' were to offer easy DSL-building features, i believe it would take them significant inertia.
So I opine that rather…"
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Lets build 'Automatic Programming Framework' together
Automatic Programming Framework (APF) is an Open Source project – which aims to bring new leap in automatic programming Before I seek volunteers to mature it, I need your opinion on - Whether you find the approach of APF promising It uses Model Driven Development to auto integrate lots of Re-useable code – to build a software. Theoretically, it appears it will code 50% to 100% of small or large software projects. Why APF?Using Language Workbench…See More
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- My interest in Model Driven Software Development:
- By putting together Model Driven Development & other important pieces of puzzle, I aspire to contribute in the quest of '5th generation programming'
- My experience of Model Driven Software Development:
- tried CASE tools, Code Generators, DSLs, a little bit of Language Workbenches. I opine the next leap in automatic programming is not far
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