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The "Oslo” team has released the third CTP of Microsoft’s forthcoming modeling platform.
Some of the  changes are:

Quadrant is included (Q&A)
MGrammar and M are partially merged. One tool, one specification, but still *.mg and *.m files. The goal is, to have one language one day. Awaiting more information here.
Some rather minor language changes [...]

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Scott Hanselman about Oslo

Doug and Chris will talk about Developing RESTful Services and Clients with "M" at MIX . Scott had a chance to see a preview and posted about it:
Mix: Getting my head around Oslo, M and MGrammar

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I drafted Fowlers state-machine example with MGrammar. While doing so I found a few things I would like to see optimized or find better solutions for.

New line handling. I would like to express one required new line, when it is required, but then ignore all the others. Forum discussion.I could make new lines part of [...]

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See also: Open Letter to Douglas Purdy: Eclipse, Oslo, and how to invent the future together
The PDC is over, and most contents including the Oslo SDK (without Quadrant) and all PDC Session Videos on channel9. Thanks! But where are we now? If you want a “brief” overview, you should at least have a look at [...]

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The Oslo SDK is available for download: Oslo Developer Center
Microsoft also did a good job writing a lot of examples, documentation and tutorials about Oslo, M and MGrammar and the Oslo Repository.

Microsoft Modeling Platform (code named “Oslo”)
Model-Driven Development in “Oslo”

M vs. MGrammar
MGrammar looks quite interesting. As I can see, M is defined using MGrammar while [...]

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Update: Post-PDC: Again, what is “Oslo”? M, MGrammar, Quadrant, Repository, textual DSLs, DSL Tools, UML-Modeling (November 2008)
I just “scanned” the PDC Session Timeline and the Sessions I would have liked to attend if I were in LA.
As soon as I find resources like videos or blog entries regarding these sessions, I’ll add the links [...]

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