November 2004 - Posts

Language-oriented or Metadata-driven?

Sergey Dmitriev has a great article on what he, and others, have called Language Oriented Programming. Go read it, it’s a great piece. As we're heavily engaged in building Domain Specific Language tools at present we're obviously swimming in the same Read More...

Posted 30 November 04 10:12 by GarethJ | 6 Comments   
Filed under Modeling

Roku running

I've got my Roku M1000 up and running and so far I'm extremely pleased with it. The setup process was very painless (even putting in a WEP key with a remote control wasn't too bad) and refreshingly the UPnP side of things "just worked" once I'd got the Read More...

Posted 15 November 04 11:21 by GarethJ | 7 Comments   
Filed under Tech thrills, The real world

Using our newsgroup with an nntp client

We've set up a newsgroup for discussion of our DSL Tools - microsoft.private.whidbey.teamsystem.workshop.dsltools. You can read this on the web , but if you want to read it using an NNTP client, you'll need to connect to our private news server. Buck Read More...

Posted 10 November 04 02:13 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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Get hold of the bits…

You can find my team's MSDN site here and download the first technical preview of our toolset here . In this download, you'll find the object model editor (or metamodel editor, or domain model editor, or Corona prefixed to any of the preceding - we're Read More...

Posted 08 November 04 07:31 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills

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