February 2009 - Posts

Software Factories Redux

Don has a great post on where the p&p team are going with Software Factories and GAT/GAX . No doubt we'll be talking to those good folks about how they can take advantage of new features in DSL 2010 in their 2010 versions of Factories. Technorati Read More...

Posted 28 February 09 06:09 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Enterprise Development, DSL Tools, Built with DSL Tools, VSX, T4

TellMe Voice Studio Beta1

I just noticed that the good folks over at TellMe (a relatively new bit of Microsoft) have shipped a beta of their Voice Studio voice application dev tool, based on DSL Tools. Very cool indeed! (I seem to be saying this a lot lately) I love the process Read More...

Posted 06 February 09 08:58 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, Tech thrills, Enterprise Development, DSL Tools, Built with DSL Tools, VSX

Clarius take T4 editing to the next level

I see that Clarius have now got to an alpha stage for the next stage of their T4 editing toolset. As well as their Community Edition and Pro Edition, they're now going to offer a full-featured code generation environment they're calling Visual T4 Code Read More...

Posted 04 February 09 10:23 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Enterprise Development, VSX, Community, T4

More on T4 in ASP.Net MVC

Abhishek from the MVC team has just posted some detailed instructions on using the new T4 customization features in the ASP.Net MVP release candidate Very cool. Technorati Tags: T4 , ASP.Net MVC , Code generation , Visual Studio Read More...

Posted 04 February 09 10:08 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Enterprise Development, VSX, T4

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