A few days ago, Gøran Hansen of Capgemini and a an active member of the Norwegian Microsoft scene – as well as active in the Twittersphere, wrote a blog post called “A Software Craftsman’s Bookshelf” containing a picture of his book shelf with Software Development-related books, as well as a brief review of the titles. [...]
In the first installment of this series we took a look at the basic grammar for parsing the command line with MGrammar. In this part I’ll show you how we can load in a compiled version of the MGrammar and parse the input (i.e. the command line) to produce a valid MGraph that we in [...]
Let’s take a look at how we can use MGrammar to create a mini-DSL for a language most developers knows quite well; command line arguments. Most applications that accepts arguments on the command line in Windows (or in Linux/Un*x for that matter) is on the form: Application.exe /a /b 123 /c “some input string goes [...]
Live from the session: Will cleanup later: evolution 1.0 – 2.0 – 3.0 impedence mismatch – programming languages and data LINQ Trends: Declarative / Dynamic / Concurrent Declarative Programming Imperative –> Declarative How - What Dynamic Languages * Simple and succinct * Implicitly typed * Meta-programming * No compilation Static Languages * Robust * [...]