Just my random reaction to 2009 Lang.NET Symposium – Language and Data.
As all of us know these days, Oslo is about a language, a repository and Quadrant. We all know the hard parts are the language and quadrant.
I have the gut feeling that the repository just is about the data backing for the glue [...]
Posts Tagged ‘microsoft’
Please stop emphasizing the SQL Mapping part of Microsoft “Oslo”
Posted in oslo, tagged LANG.NET, M, microsoft, Microsoft "M", Microsoft Oslo, oslo, Oslo Repository on April 16, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Dennis van der Stelt on “Oslo”
Posted in mdsd, oslo, tagged mdsd, microsoft, mservice, oslo, Oslo Repository, Quadrant on November 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Dennis posted some notes while attending some of the PDC “Oslo” sessions.
Absolute worth reading:
“Oslo” : Building textual DSLs
“Oslo”: Customizing and Extending the Visual Design Experience
“M” and MService
Best PDC session so far : Lap around “Oslo”
“Oslo” repositories and models
DSL Tools, Software Factories and Oslo – Model-driven the Microsoft .NET way
Posted in dotnet, mdsd, oslo, tagged dotnet, dsltools, gat, gax, guidanceautomation, mda, mdd, mdsd, mdsd+.net, microsoft, oslo, pdc, softwarefactories, visual studio, visualstudio on September 19, 2008 | 9 Comments »
Some thoughts, research and resources on MDSD with Microsoft.
