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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Modeling (But Were Afraid To Ask)

  • October 13th, 2009
  • Posted in Canada . DSLs . EMF . Eclipse . MDSD . USA
  • By Peter

Does Model Driven Software Development actually work? Are some developers more productive than others? What happens during code generation? Do diagrams and text go together well? What happens during model transformation? What are DSLs? And can I create them with Eclipse? Does modeling scale in the enterprise? You guessed it, these are not the questions from a well-know Woody Allen movie, but [ READ MORE ]

Canada, eh!

  • April 1st, 2009
  • Posted in Canada
  • By Peter

So this is the last post I am writing in Canada for quite some time. I shall be heading back to Germany tonight on AC 876 - let's see if they've got disco lights again It has been a packed time and I guess I met more people in these two months than I [ READ MORE ]

O Canada

  • February 2nd, 2009
  • Posted in Canada . MDSD
  • By Peter

So I arrived in Canada on Friday night aboard Air Canada 877 from Frankfurt to Toronto. I was very pleased to see that the flight wasn't fully booked, so I had the luxury of using two seats for the price of one. They have a fancy lighting system aboard these air crafts which might be [ READ MORE ]

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Hi, my name is Peter Friese. I work as a committer on various Eclipse projects (Xtext, Xpand and MWE). I am a software architect and model driven software development (MDSD) expert with itemis. We offer professional services and consulting for DSLs and MDSD in Germany, France, Switzerland, Canada and the US.
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