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3 days raising the level of abstraction

(Original post here)As already the last two years I had the chance to visit the Code Generation conference in Cambridge. The past years I had the chance to held a session, this time my proposals were not accepted, so I’m just attending here. The good thing is that I could just lay back and relax all these intersting sessions.This year about 110 experts came together, slightly more than last year. In…See More

Blog post by Karsten Thoms Jun 18, 2010

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Karsten Thoms replied to Lothar Behrens's discussion 'Are there any attempts to get the same MDSD approaches into unit testing?'

Hi Lothar, MDSD has always 2 sides: What can be and is done in projects, and what is available for public. So, as Mark, I just can give you the answers that generating unit tests of course is possible and practice. On the W-JAX in Munich next week…

Nov 6, 2009

Xtext contest

itemis is starting a contest on devloping textual DSLs with Xtext. Show your creative skills and create the best DSL.What can I win?itemis offers some juicy prizes for the participants. The winners of the contest will be determined by the Xtext committers. In descending order each team or individual submitter behind the best submissions can choose one of the following prizes if it’s not picked by another competitor already.One G1 Android Phone…See More

Blog post by Karsten Thoms Jul 14, 2009

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Karsten Thoms commented on Yannick Lizzi's blog post 'Rose to Topcased transformation'

Hi Yannick! Thanks for sharing your experience about this interesting topic. I face sometimes questions about model transformations including diagrams. Without diagrams this is no big deal with current model transformation techniques like Xtend, but…

Jun 26, 2009

Karsten Thoms commented on Pedro J. Molina's blog post 'Impressions about Code Generation 2009'

Hi Pedro! Your post sums it up perfectly. If you've posted already during the conference you'd definetely won the best blog contest.

Jun 23, 2009

The code generation family celebrates at CG 2009

At the CodeGeneration 2009 conference it feels like having a family come-together. So many people I met again, and also many new interesting to get known to.Compared to last year the conference is a bit smaller (about 90 attendees), this will be an impact of the crisis. I am glad that Mark got it managed to perform the conference dispite of the tough circumstances. I heard of some other conferences that needed to be cancelled.…See More

Blog post by Karsten Thoms Jun 17, 2009

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Karsten Thoms replied to Vlad VARNICA's discussion 'What is the best open source MDD code generation tools ?'

Being committer to oAW and the Fornax Platform I'm also very subjective about the tool decision. So far I have never encountered that using oAW is the wrong choice, and I am skeptical about the cartridges. We need them, no doubt, and this is…

Feb 3, 2009

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My interest in Model Driven Software Development:: I believe that Model Driven Software Development helps to produce better quality software in reasonable time. To achieve this we need efficient tools that support the interpretation of models. Therefore I am working on the openArchitectureWare project as committer.

My experience of Model Driven Software Development:: I am using now MDSD for several years. In 2004 I have joined the openArchitectureWare team to develop the tool I need in my daily work. As a consultant for itemis, the leading company for MDSD in Germany, I help customers to implement MDSD in their projects.

My website: http://www.openarchitectureware.org

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3 days raising the level of abstraction

(Original post here)

As already the last two years I had the chance to visit the Code Generation conference in Cambridge. The past years I had the chance to held a session, this time my proposals were not accepted, so I’m just attending here. The good thing is that I could just lay back and relax all these…

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Posted on June 18, 2010 at 10:30am

Xtext contest

itemis is starting a contest on devloping textual DSLs with Xtext. Show your creative skills and create the best DSL.

What can I win?

itemis offers some juicy prizes for the participants. The winners of the contest will be determined by the Xtext committers. In descending order each team or individual submitter behind the best submissions can choose one of the following prizes if it’s not picked by another competitor… Continue

Posted on July 14, 2009 at 4:06am

The code generation family celebrates at CG 2009

At the CodeGeneration 2009 conference it feels like having a family come-together. So many people I met again, and also many new interesting to get known to.

Compared to last year the conference is a bit smaller (about 90 attendees), this will be an impact of the crisis. I am glad that Mark got it managed to perform the conference dispite of the tough circumstances. I heard of some other conferences that needed to be cancelled.… Continue

Posted on June 17, 2009 at 4:28pm

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At 3:14pm on January 13, 2009, Mark Dalgarno said…: Hi Karsten,

Welcome to our small but growing network. Please help spread the word and let us know what you would like to see here.

It might be nice sometime to schedule an online chat on oAW or Eclipse MDSD tools in general.

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