June 2005 - Posts

DSL Tools at Tech-Ed Europe

Steve Cook , Annie Matthewman and I will be hosting a number of sessions at Tech-Ed Europe on DSL Tools and Software Factories in the week July 5-8. We'll have a breakout on DSL Tools and one on Software Factories, a chalk and talk session and a panel Read More...

Posted 15 June 05 04:02 by GarethJ | 7 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, The real world, DSL Tools

Post Tech-Ed Chat

The folks who were at Tech-Ed US from the DSL Tools team and its sister teams, Class Designer and Distributed Systems Designers teams are hosting a follow-up web-chat. Here are the details if you have further question's you'd like to pose having digested Read More...

Posted 13 June 05 03:26 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Enterprise Development

Beta1 -> Beta2 Uninstallation Order

Something to note for those of you who haven't yet migrated from the March CTP to the May CTP of the DSL Tools. Uninstall order DSL Tools March 2005 CTP VSIP Beta 1 Visual Studio Beta 1 Install Order Visual Studio Beta 2 (Professional or Team System Editions) Read More...

Posted 06 June 05 06:13 by GarethJ | 5 Comments   

Update 1 to the DSL Tools May 2005 Migration Guide

Here's a little titbit that got past us when we were putting together the migraton guide from the March to May CTPs of the DSL Tools. I'll keep posting these as our customers come across them and we work out the workaround. If we get enough then we'll Read More...

Posted 01 June 05 01:06 by GarethJ | 3 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools

Update to Text Templating syntax for May 2005 CTP

In April, I posted a summary of the syntax for the code generation engine supplied with the DSL Tools March CTP. As we've now released our May CTP based on Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2, it seems it's time to update that post for our new text templating syntax. Read More...

Posted 01 June 05 09:07 by GarethJ | 7 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools

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