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Eclipse 3.5 Galileo: Xtext with many new functions

Lünen, 06/24/2009:

This week the time has finally come: On Wednesday, June 24th, the Eclipse Foundation will present the new version of Eclipse under the name of “Galileo”. With this release Xtext, to a large extend developed by employees of itemis Agin the Textual Modeling Framework (TMF),  will become a component of the Eclipse Modeling Projects. The Open-Source-Framework makes the creation of one’s own so-called domain-specific languages (DSLs) very simple and even allows creation of entire programming languages. Xtext, which is available from Wednesday for free download under www.eclipse.org/Xtext, offers extensive enhancements and extensions compared to the previous version, which was only availably as part of openArchitectureWare (oAW) 4.3.

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Xtext: Developing Domain Specific Languages

07/15/2009, 7:00pm, Web

In this webinar we will explain what DSLs are and how you can benefit from them in today's software development projects. We will demonstrate how to implement a simple DSL for ordering sandwiches, including a parser, code completion, navigation and an outline view.

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    Xtext at DemoCamp London in June 2009

    07/01/2009: This Monday the Eclipse DemoCamp took place in London at Skills Matter. You will find a comprehensive review at InfoQ by Alex Blewitt where you can read about NatTable (Dan Pollitt) and JQantLib/OSGi (Richard Gomes) as well as Xtext. And thanks to Eren Aykin you will find a video podcast of the latter, too! This time [...] Read full entry

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    Modellbasiert entwickeln mit Eclipse Modeling

    07/06/2009 – 07/08/2009

    3-day training MDD with Eclipse Modeling

    • 50% lecture/discussions, 50% labs
    • Length: 3 Tage
    • Price per person: 1750 EUR + VAT (Early bird rebate: 15%)
    • Location: WWBC Stuttgart

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