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...

The Poker Brat

You may or may not know it, but I’m a big poker fan. For a while, I thought about quitting my job and being a Texas Holdem poker player. I’ve...

Notation, Notation, Notation!

Markus Völtersome interesting model-driven design guidelines“Oslo provides MGrammar to let you build the notation of your choice...

.NET Rocks! Oslo is Love

COM spread the love between developers of multiple languages. Oslo spreads the love between domain experts, developers and IT folks. Check out show...