Wictor Wilén

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Read up on Domain-Specific Languages

Posted at 2006-12-08 12:18 by Wictor Wilén in Visual Studio , Software with 0 comments.

The Architecture Journal, an online magazine by Microsoft with focus on software architecture, have posted two articles on Domain-Specific Languages, DSL.

Domain-Specific Modeling

A five page article on what Domain-Specific Languages and Modeling is about and when to use it.

Bare Naked Languages or What Not to Model

An seven page article on how DSL fits into the software factories methodology.

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