DELTA SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY
GP-Letter Edition 24 - Thursday 3rd November 2005
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Our GP-Letter regularly informs you of current issues, events, solutions and product developments regarding the spotlighted theme of generative programming and, in particular, of our latest tools "Pattern By Example", "ANGIE Generation Now!" and "HyperSenses".
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In this issue of GP-Letter:
1. Hot Topic: Language Workbenches
2. Now Available: RSS Feeds from Delta
1. Hot Topic: Language Workbenches
The affinity of software generators to the concepts of domain-specific languages recently became a hot topic of current discussions. It is particularly remarkable that several vendors are almost simultaneously and independent from each other developing tools which are connecting both things.
In the article "Language Workbenches: The Killer-App for Domain-Specific Languages?" Martin Fowler very clearly explains the interrelationship between domain-specific languages and generators. The examples and concepts he presents make clear that assumable exotic generation techniques have become an important development trend.
Learn more about the topic "Language Workbenches" and read our analysis on:
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Delta Software Technology GmbH (Delta) provides you with up-to-date news as RSS feeds. Two RSS feeds associated with Emerging Technologies and Delta in general are at your disposal. You may not only access them via a RSS reader, moreover, we would appreciate their usage on your individual Web sites.
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