May 2011 Blog Posts (11)

Feature Matrix for Language Workbenches Competition 2011 

http://bit.ly/jZoI9n #…

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A personal review on our last edition favorite conference: http://pjmolina.com/metalevel/2011/05/code-generation-2011-a-personal-review

 

Regards

Pedro J.

 

#CG2011 Pictures

 

 

 

Hi,

I've posted a quick writeup of the LWC challenge competition highlights presented at the Code Generation main event.

Here is the post:

http://www.modeldrivenstar.org/2011/05/highlights-from-lwc-2011-language.html

 

Marco

May 24th the first Language Workbench Competition have been held in Cambridge (UK) as a warming-up of the Code Generation conference. The idea for a language workbench competition originates from a group of people during Code Generation 2010. A lot of new initiatives in the field of language workbenches are arising to facilitate the creation of Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) and their accompanied code generators…

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Marina Haase ran a workshop on DSL Evolution at Code Generation 2011 yesterday.

We've uploaded the sessions outputs (as PDF) here:

DSL Evolution at Code Generation 2011

Read this report on an experiment that tried to compute how many similar projects-to-be were needed to make sure that an upfront investment on defining a model-driven framework to generate them was worth (compared with manual coding). Make sure you read other people's experiences in the comments and join the discussion!

It 's been almost a year since the last …

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I didn't realise until a member of our team told me but apparently it's National Technology Day in India today.

 

Does this exist anywhere else? Is important enough to Western nations to celebrate?

 

Here's a blog post on it whilst you (and I) ponder on that...

http://the-technical-diaries.blogspot.com/

 

 

 

Today, I finished reading the thick black book.. "Domain-Specific Languages" by Martin Fowler.

 

Here's the (personal)mind map of the book.(click to magnify img. or here to see in "share")…

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For those who have always thought “very nice WebML, but what’s a pity that it is a proprietary language!”, you will be happy to know that WebML has taken the very first steps in the OMG.

What do you think if WebML was a standard language like UML, BPMN or SoaML?

Read more here...