October 2008 - Posts

Using extension methods in T4 templates

Adam has a groovy post on T4 , but he's under the impression that you can't use C# extension methods in T4. I just wanted to discuss the limitations that exist and show how you can take advantage of this cool C#/VB 3.5 feature. Extension methods require Read More...

Posted 30 October 08 12:54 by GarethJ | 4 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, VSX, Community, T4

Another collection of T4 resources

Hot on the heels of all the interest Scott's post has generated in T4, Jon Stonecash has a useful consolidation of T4 links . Technorati Tags: T4 Read More...

Posted 23 October 08 06:41 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, VSX, Community, T4

New DSL Screencasts avaialble from VSX Conference

Just a quick note that there are a couple of DSL/T4 specific sessions among the plethora of great VSX content just posted by Anthony . Jean-Marc's DSL 101 Session Domain-Specific Development with Visual Studio DSL Tools Domain-Specific Language Models Read More...

Posted 21 October 08 08:15 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, VSX, Community, T4

informIT video interview on DSL Tools with Ted Neward and Gareth Jones

These videos have been around for quite a while now, but I suddenly realised that I didn't have any links to them on the blog. It's an hour or so of Ted and I chewing the fat on the why's and wherefores of Domain-Specific Development. If this is your Read More...

Posted 15 October 08 03:58 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Enterprise Development, DSL Tools, VSX, Community

Hanselman gives T4 some love.

Aaron just pointed out to me that Scott Hanselman has been lavishing love on T4 , Oleg's techniques library and the Clarius T4 Editor . Nice one Scott. Scott also notes that Rob is using it to create a nice repository over a DB for his SubSonic project. Read More...

Posted 14 October 08 10:00 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, VSX, Community, T4

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