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A framework for cross platform DSL development
31 March 08 06:42 PM | andersnoras | 6 Comments   
One of the challenges I have experienced when giving talks or blogging about domain specific languages is that developers are a little reluctant to writing code in languages they are unfamiliar with. This holds true even if the DSL in question is an external Read More...
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Babysteps in Scala
10 March 08 05:11 AM | andersnoras | 4 Comments   
There are always some Java developers who attend whenever I give my .NET DSL talk. This is super cool, and at it makes for some new challenges. The most common one is “How can we do these things with Java”. Since the JavaZone guys have introduced Read More...
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Next Week's Speaking Schedule
22 February 08 04:24 AM | andersnoras | 3 Comments   
Fredrik Kalseth posted a notice about his talk for the Norwegian .NET User Group’s (NNUG) Vestfold’s chapter, so I thought I’d follow in his footsteps to inform the world about my speaking engagements next week. On Tuesday February 26th Read More...
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A Jerk in the Land of a Hundred Languages
03 February 08 07:00 AM | andersnoras | 2 Comments   
There is an article in this week’s Economist referring to a paper by Dr. Mark Pagel et al published in the latest edition of Science on (spoken) languages evolving in punctuational bursts. The key point in Dr. Pagel’s research is that evolutionary Read More...
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Ambition, Quaere, Closures and Other Random Thoughts
27 September 07 07:20 PM | andersnoras | 2 Comments   
Yesterday I came across Chris Wanstrath Ambition project which is very similar to my Quaere project. To exemplify the similarities between LINQ, Ambition and Quaere, here is the same query expressed in each "language". LINQ var expensiveProducts = from Read More...
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Quaere is now an offical Codehaus project!
24 September 07 06:09 PM | andersnoras | 1 Comments   
Even if InfoQ broke the news last week , I'm very pleased to announce that Quaere gotten a proper home at the Codehaus . Lots of stuff have been fixed or added to the codebase after I announced the project at JavaZone . Because of this, I have now removed Read More...
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Next Wednesday
04 September 07 06:11 PM | andersnoras | 2 Comments   
Next Wednesday I’ll be giving my talk on plain old Java Domain Specific languages at the JavaZone conference in Oslo. During my talk, I’ll reveal a project I’ve been putting quite a lot of work into during the last few weeks (now you Read More...
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DSL Tools: A Complex Solution for a Simple Problem
24 July 07 09:43 PM | andersnoras | 5 Comments   
Last night I was unable to sleep, so I started reading Domain Specific Development with Visual Studio DSL Tools and I was immediately reminded of my rant about software factories . Just like with the software factories provided by the Patterns and Practices Read More...
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It's a DSL!
15 July 07 06:11 AM | andersnoras | 7 Comments   
My latest posts on DSLs caused a bit of a stir around the blogosphere. Some of of the more constructive debates have been on wether a fluent interface is just a fluent interface or if it can be labeled as a DSL. I have a consultant's answer to this; it Read More...
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Behind the scenes of the planning DSL
09 July 07 10:54 PM | andersnoras | 28 Comments   
Last week I blogged about an embedded DSL for creating different calendar components like events and to do-tasks . For this post I'll let you in on some of the "secrets" of embedded DSL development in C#. Before we get started, let me refresh your memory Read More...
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I'm coming down with a serious case of the DSLs!
04 July 07 08:28 PM | andersnoras | 10 Comments   
Back in May chromatic published a tongue-in-cheek checklist to determine whether your code is a DSL or an API . Regular readers know that I've done quite a bit of fooling around with various embedded DSLs in Java and I assure you that getting serious Read More...
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Anonymous types for J
12 June 07 06:29 AM | andersnoras | 1 Comments   
In a recent post I showed how lambda functions are emulated in my LINQ-like Java DSL . Today I extended the language to support n-tuple anonymous types. The most common use case will be to project parts of a query result into a new type, so the implementation Read More...
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The Poor Man's Lambda
29 May 07 06:44 AM | andersnoras | 8 Comments   
I've been putting some more work into my little Linq for Java demo lately to make the tests for all the examples in the Linq samples demo pass. Some of these are going to be pretty challenging, but I'm well on my way. In general I believe the DSL is highly Read More...
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I'm speaking at JavaZone this year
23 May 07 02:53 AM | andersnoras | 1 Comments   
I just got an email from the program committee for the JavaZone conference confirming that my proposed session had been accepted. In lieu of a sexier name, the talk is entitled "Plain Old Java DSLs" and it will be on how one can use Java 1.5 language Read More...
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Writing a DSL for XML Documents
01 May 07 07:11 AM | andersnoras | 3 Comments   
In a previous post I lifted the veil on my proposed session for this year's JavaZone conference. The talk will be about how one can leverage the language features in Java 1.5 and 1.6 to create embedded DSLs with Java. The post showed off the client code Read More...
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