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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   
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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   
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T4 Adoption continues with ASP.Net MVC Tools

Ok, the big guns are pitching in now :-) Hot on the heels of the tooling for LINQ-to-Entities folks adopting T4 for their next release , comes another. Scott Guthrie just blogged about a new RC of ASP.Net MVC that will shortly be coming along.  It's Read More...

Posted 12 January 09 11:52 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, Built with DSL Tools, VSX, T4

Gnomz Software's Viewpoints for Visual Studio

Graham from Gnomz Software pinged to mention his company's DSL-based viewpoint business modeling system. Check it out: Technorati Tags: DSL Tools , VSX , Visual Studio Extensibility Read More...

Posted 16 September 08 12:23 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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CSLAFactory.net

Josef Eissing and Marcel Binot just dropped me a note to say that they'd released a CTP of their new DSL for working with Rocky Lhotka's popular CSLA application framework . Having played Killer Bunnies with Rocky one time, I thought I'd better give it Read More...

Posted 21 April 08 03:32 by GarethJ | 4 Comments   
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Web Service Software Factory Modeling Edition Customization via Avanade

Gerardo de Geest and Gerben van Loon of Avanade have a great new MSDN article ... Web Service Software Factory: Modeling Edition, also known as the Service Factory, is a collection of resources to help you model and build Web services for Windows ® Communication Read More...

Posted 20 February 08 01:53 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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Team Architect Case Study with Software Factories

More catching up. I was asked about case studies in my webcast today. A good while ago, Clemens announced that Microsoft and Sogeti published a full case study of using the DSLs in Visual Studio 2008 Team Architect Edition in the financial sector. Technorati Read More...

Posted 30 January 08 04:18 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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Help in tackling the hard problem of model<-->code synchronization

As we discuss in Chapter 8 of our book , it's a relatively taxing problem to do high fidelity synchronization of code and models in the cases where there's some abstraction gap between the two. Jean-Marc Prieur of the DslFactory community in France has Read More...

Posted 29 January 08 04:22 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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Web Service Software Factory: Modeling Edition

Plenty has been said about this around the web, but it's pretty exciting that the first p&p Software Factory with a substantive DSL Tools component is now live. You can find The MSDN homepage at http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb931187.aspx Read More...

Posted 18 December 07 06:45 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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Next release of the DSL Editor PowerToy

While I'm linking to Jezz , I should mention that he has a groovy new release of the powertoy available . Here's a picture showing a multi-view powertoy editor hosted as the main editing surface of a DSL Designer. Sweet stuff - this is really, really Read More...

Posted 30 May 07 12:24 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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Built with DSL Tools: Tangible Architect

As Steve pointed out , here's another product based on DSL Tools technology. From the Tangible web page : " Model-Driven Code Generation featuring Drag&Drop UI-Design (Software factory supporting DSL & UML) 1. Define your business objects using Read More...

Posted 30 January 07 07:25 by GarethJ | 6 Comments   
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Built with DSL Tools: Himalia Guilder

Another neat application of DSL tools V1 (with a custom VS SDK project system to boot) in the GUI-building (they coined the term 'guilding' which I like) space for service oriented apps. It's really exciting to see DSL Tools as a technology that's helping Read More...

Posted 22 November 06 04:17 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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Built with DSL Tools: ActiveWriter

I just came across another product based on the DSL Tools. It's called ActiveWriter and it's an entity designer for classes that are persisted using the ActiveRecord pattern on top of nHibernate . Read More...

Posted 04 October 06 03:04 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
Filed under Modeling, DSL Tools, Built with DSL Tools

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