DSLs Archives - Modeling Languages

Crowdsource the Notation of your Domain-Specific Language

How do you choose the shapes and colors for the elements of your new domain-specific language? Why not asking the crowd of future users for their opinion? This is what we've done with surprising results.

Posted by: Javier Cánovas 31/8/2017

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Building Languages on a budget using Kotlin

See how to easily build a fully functional language thanks to Kotlin, covering also its execution via an interpreter or a JVM or LLVM compiler

Posted by: Federico Tomassetti 11/7/2017

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Experimentation in DSL Engineering – Integrated Tool Environment

Design your own controlled experiments to improve the design of your domain specific languages. A/B tests for DSLs are now possible!!

Posted by: Michael Felderer 22/6/2017

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On the Opportunities of Scalable Modeling Technologies: An Experience Report with Wind Turbines

A report on how scalable modeling technologies helped Ikerlan to bring its DSL editor for Wind Turbines to the next level

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 2/5/2017

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Interview with Francis Bordeleau on Papyrus, “the” modeling platform in Eclipse

Learn more about the past, present and future of Papyrus and the industry of software /systems modeling in general.

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 19/12/2016

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Sirius – The easiest way to get your own modeling tool

Sirius is an (Eclipse-based) open Source technology that you can use to easily create a customized modeling workbench. Learn more about what Sirius can do for you and do not miss the free SiriusCon conference coming up next month

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 26/10/2016

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MDE4EDU – Towards a Corpus of Use-Cases for Model-Driven Engineering Courses

We have embarked on a project to find (and/or define) good use cases for teaching several flavours of model-driven /model-based engineering. Do you want to join us?

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 10/10/2016

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Comparing tools to build graphical modeling editors

Select the best tool to build a graphical editor for your DSL with these criteria and comparison of existing graphical language workbenches

Posted by: David Granada 28/9/2016

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Pirate Robot: An e-learning game powered by online textual modeling with DSL Forge

Showing how online DSL workbenches can be used to easily build programming elearning games

Posted by: Jabier Martínez 24/5/2016

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Modeling in the Browser: What DSL Forge gives for free

A web front-end for your modeling software thanks to this technology to develop domain-specific language editors for web apps and cloud IDEs

Posted by: Amine Lajmi 14/4/2016

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A crowdsourcing experiment to choose the best BPMN language syntax

Help us to choose the best BPMN notation as part of this crowdsourcing experiment where we aim to test the usefulness of crowdsourcing when it comes to create language notations.

Posted by: Javier Cánovas 22/3/2016

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Very Large Community-based Software Development – ERC proposal

Full research proposal on the study of Open Source communities Following up on our introductory post

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 8/2/2016

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An Empirical Study on Simplification of Business Process Modeling Languages

A empirical study presenting a methodology to adapt/personalize modeling languages, illustrated with the domain of business processes modeling languages

Posted by: Eric Umuhoza 23/9/2015

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Improving Languages: usage patterns to the rescue (slides)

My take on how to uncover language usage patterns (and how to use them to improve the language definition itself). Talk at PAME 2015

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 22/7/2015

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Add a governance.md file to all your OSS projects

Who decides what feature requests / bug notifications to accept (and how? when?). OSS should clearly define their governance model. We help them on this

Posted by: Javier Cánovas 9/4/2015

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