Building software since 8, got a PhD in Software Engineering and experience in research and industry across 4 countries
This is a tutorial on creating a browser-based editor for a new language we are going to define. We are going to use two components: Monaco: it is a great browser-based editor (or a web editor: as you prefer to call it) ANTLR: it is the parser generator we love to use to build […]
Why this interview? Companies invest a lot of money in custom software. Not only it costs significant amounts to build such software but it costs even more to maintain it and evolve it during the years. Successful software stay with the company across the decades and soon enough the technical platform used for the original […]
Why this interview? Juha-Pekka Tolvanen is one of the veterans of the DSL industry. There are not many persons in the world who has an experience comparable to his. This is why I really wanted to talk to him and ask him about the work he has been doing for the last years and what […]
The title of this article reflects a question I hear over and over in forums or in emails I receive. I think all curious developers asked it at least once. It is normal to be fascinated by how programming languages work. Unfortunately, most answers we read are very academic or theoretical. Some others contain too […]
Business rules work very well to represent the logic for certain domains. They work well because they result intuitive and close to the way of thinking of many types of domain experts. The reason for that it is that they permit to decompose a large problem in single components. In this way the user has […]
Spoon is a tool to analyze, generate, and transform Java code. In this article we will see what can be achieved by using techniques for processing code programmatically. I think these techniques are not very well-known or utilized and this is a pity because they can be incredibly useful. Who knows, some ideas could be […]
Java is an old language and there are many new kids on the block who are challenging it on its own terrain (the JVM). However when Java 8 arrived it brought a couple of interesting features. Those interesting features enabled the possibility of writing new amazing frameworks like the Spark web framework or Vavr, previously […]
I co-founded Strumenta on the 4th of December 2017. Before that I have been working as an independent consultant specialized in Language Engineering for a few years. So it is natural to stop and look at the way we ran across this year and where we want to go next year and the years to […]
Why this interview? This time I sat down with Daniel Stieger, who is the co-founder of a well known consulting company in the Language Engineering field. We met at at Jetbrains MPS meeting in Munich last year and our companies (ours Strumenta and his Modellwerkstatt) offer similar services. So for us it was a great opportunity […]
If you read this blog regularly you will know that I really believe in the power of tools to support people in their work. I even called my consulting company Strumenta, which means “tools” in Latin. I am also a big supporter of Jetbrains: I think they make great products that really improve the life […]
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