ChrisM has an example of using our Domain Model Designer on his blog and promises more with our new CTP download .  Looking forward to it Chris.

Jack Greenfield , an architect in the same group as myself and the other DSL guys has been seduced by the allure of blogging.  He joins the debate with Grady Booch and looks forward to sharing more about our software factories vision .

You can now download the latest Community Technical Preview of our Domain Specific Language Tools for Visual Studio 2005 Beta1.  With this release, you can create both a domain model and fully-fledged designer integrated into the IDE.  The attendant documentation...

We're really close now with our new release - with luck, you should be able to get your hands on it in the next few days. I know you're dying to spend your Christmas holiday vacation creating domain specific languages for Visual Studio. One feature that...

Nicholas Allen wrote to me to comment on a piece of UI in our October CTP: I'm trying out putting an existing domain language into the editor and I'm having some frustration with creating nested concepts and inheritance to existing elements. I have...

Simon Guest has a great post on how to use the new MSN toolbar to shortcut straight into the MSDN2 library documentation.  I'm hooked.

We're working to get our next Community Technical Preview shipped as soon as ever possible now. I thought I'd give a heads up on some changes we've made and something you might want to do if you've put any data that you care about into the previous...

You can now submit bugs and suggestions about the DSL Tools to our team through the magic of the MSDN  Product Feedback Center .  You'll find us under the Visual Studio 2005 Team System product with a category of DSL Tools.  We'd love to hear any feedback...

In our newsgroup , Bill asked what the deal was with the code generation that we expose via the context menus on the diagram.   I thought I'd share my answer a bit more widely…   The code generation that's in the  current download  is  indicative...