ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
A podcast about Language Engineering
Update frequency:
every 42 days
Average audio length:
42 minutes
English
United States
6 episodes
since Sept. 24, 2019
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
DSLs help shorten development time and reduce errors. This is true for many domains, including safety-critical ones. Yet, as they say, with great power comes great responsibility. What process do you need to follow to use DSLs in safety-critical contexts? How can you make sure that errors in y…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Igor Dejanović, the founder of the textX project, tells us about his experience implementing domain-specific languages and tooling for hardware testing and law codification and how the tooling benefits the users. We also talk about the business value and teaching of DSLs.
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Legacy systems modernization is a topic that never gets old. We talk to Vadim Zaytsev of Raincode & Raincode Labs to learn how Raincode uses language engineering techniques to save banks millions of dollars that they spend to run their COBOL and PACBASE systems.
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Our guest in this episode is Patrick Alff, an experienced technical manager and entrepreneur. During his long career, Patrick was involved in several large projects that use domain-specific languages and model-driven development to tackle complexity with great success.
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In this interview with Fabien Campagne we talk about his experience with MPS in academia and industry. We cover topics like
Fabien’s MPS books,
How MPS helps computational biologists analyze data faster and avoid incorrect conclusions,
How much time it takes graduate students to become p…
Are your domain experts making many mistakes in their specifications that developers only discover much later, leading to costly rework?
Learn how Siemens Corporate Research & Technology uses JetBrains MPS to quickly and iteratively build custom engineering tools th…
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