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  32 minutes, 44 seconds
  Nikolai Tillmann and Peli de Halleux: Inside Code Digger

  Going Deep May 07, 2013 at 5:45 AM 16 Charles

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  Code Digger is a lightweight version of Pex that allows you to explore public .NET methods in Portable Libraries directly from the Visual Studio 2012 code editor. It's a highly simplified and nifty way to leverage the power of Pex and Z3, one of the world's fastest constraint...

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  50 minutes, 32 seconds
  Functional vs. Dynamic DSLs: The Smackdown

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:33 PM 0 Charles

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  With the growing adoption of DSLs and DSL terminology into the mainstream has come a controversy over "external" (parser/AST/code-gen based) vs "internal" (hosted inside another programming language) DSLs. In this presentation, we take the approach that the complexity and power of...

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  48 minutes, 36 seconds
  Behavioral Testing DSLs for Automated Trading Systems

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:33 PM 0 Charles

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  Equity and Equity Options exchanges (NYSE, NASDAQ, CBOE, etc.) support a version of the FIX messaging standard for sending market quotes and orders. While the mechanics of creating, sending, and responding to FIX based requests and tracking their lifecycle are fairly straightforward, it tends to be fairly...

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  33 minutes, 33 seconds
  Language Oriented Programming in F#

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:33 PM 0 Charles

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  Roger Costillo will present one approach to Language Oriented Programming in F#, a technique in which software designers borrow techniques from language design to organize software architectures. In this approach, simple embedded DSLs called combinator libraries are explored. Roger will show two...

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  48 minutes, 32 seconds
  M DSLs: Deep Dive

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:33 PM 0 Charles

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  A deep dive into the "M" parser generator and may even have some new features to talk about as well.

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  47 minutes, 18 seconds
  Textual DSLs and Code Generation with Eclipse Tools

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:33 PM 0 Charles

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  As part of the Eclipse Modeling Project, a number of tools for defining DSLs and generating code have been developed over the last couple of years. In this talk, Markus will show a subset of these tools that have proven particularly useful. These include Xtext for definition of textual DSLs and editors,...

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  57 minutes, 4 seconds
  Intentional Software

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:33 PM 0 Charles

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  Intentional Software is pioneering a radical new software approach that separates business domain knowledge from software engineering knowledge. This approach accelerates software creation and maintenance as domain experts themselves contribute domain knowledge in their favorite domain language and notation....

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  45 minutes, 15 seconds
  Practical Groovy Domain Specific Languages

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:32 PM 0 Charles

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  Groovy's a JVM-based dynamic language, with a Java-like syntax that was made pretty flexible for DSLs.

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  48 minutes, 17 seconds
  Gilad Bracha: Embedding DSLs in Newspeak - EBNF, Hopscotch, and NewShell

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:32 PM 0 Charles

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  Newspeak is a new programming language particularly suited to supporting DSLs, both internal and external. Newspeak's syntax is a natural fit for internal DSLs, which can leverage the language's powerful modularity and reflection. An important internal DSL is a BNF/PEG variant that is actually a powerful...

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  46 minutes, 56 seconds
  Pixel Bender: A DSL for Image Processing

  DSL DevCon 2009 May 06, 2013 at 12:32 PM 0 Charles

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  Pixel Bender is a domain specific language for image processing algorithms (cool effects). The most important part of a Pixel Bender program is a function which given a location returns the color and transparency of the pixel at that location. This is a textbook parallel problem and therefore lends itself...

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