Jon Flanders Builds XLANG in MGrammar

It’s cool to see an MGrammar for a real-world language (XLANG). Enjoy...

Creating a Logo / Turtle Graphics Textual DSL using Oslo MGrammar

Jason Hogg has posted a very cool Oslo DSL and an interpretter for doing Logo Turtle Graphics. He had this to say about MGrammar: I did the bulk of...

Shawn Wildermuth on Oslo

Shawn’s been doing a bunch of Oslo work on his web site: Using Classifications in MGrammar’s Intellipad in which Shawn talks about how to add...

Jeffrey Juday Exploring the Oslo Repository

Jeffrey has a nice hands on intro to Oslo focusing on the Repository: Oslo is Microsoft’s model-driven future. The Repository is one of the many...

Erik Stepp provides the question for Oslo’s “42”

Erik Stepp’s blog post entitled “Oslo == 42”Check it out...

Parsing relative and absolute dates with MGrammar

Dilip Krishnan has built a lovely little date parser““““the Oslo SDK...

If you liked Zork, you’ll love Spork!

Spork is a sample of an end-to-end application using M and the Repository. It starts by defining a set of M types that describe the data needed for...

Lang.NET + DSL DevCon = Joy

This year, we’re thinking very hard about putting the Lang.NET conference and the DSL DevCon at the same venue (the research center on the Microsoft...