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Hendrik Bünder

Hendrik is an IT consultant at itemis AG in Bonn. He works on projects utilizing Xtext to build integrated toolchains. He is interested in model driven software development, DSLs and software architecture.
Hendrik Bünder

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Eclipse, Xtext, english, Language Engineering

What's new in Xtext and Xtend 2.14: The journey of Tina Toolsmith

Join Tina Toolsmith on her journey through the new versions of Xtext and Xtend 2.14.
by Hendrik Bünder
Jun 27, 2018
Eclipse, Xtext, english, Software Development, Language Engineering

Building Domain-specific Languages with Xtext and Xtend

The communication between business experts and developers is difficult because of different languages and abstractions causing IT projects to fail frequently. Domain-specific language workbenches build with Xtext and Xtend challenge this problem and can increase efficiency and quality.
by Hendrik Bünder
Mar 15, 2018
Eclipse, Xtext, english, Software Development

A UML-agnostic Migration Approach: From UML to DSL

This post elaborates on an automatic migration from UML-based to DSL-based model-driven software engineering.
by Hendrik Bünder
Oct 23, 2017
Eclipse, Xtext, english, Software Development

Domain-specific visualization of textual models with Xtext and Sirius

Graphical modeling is dead? No way! This post shows how Xtext and Sirius can be combined to create a domain-specific graphical representation of DSL models.
by Hendrik Bünder
Oct 21, 2017
YAKINDU, Embedded, Xtext, Traceability, Software Development

What I learned introducing a domain-specific language for configurable traceability analysis

You want to learn how to build a domain-specific language with Xtext? Maybe for configurable traceability analysis? Check our new blog post!
by Hendrik Bünder
Mar 15, 2017
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Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

Xtext hint: Content assist for multiple consecutive keywords

Keywords play a central role in Xtext DSLs. In this article we will show you how to make the suggested consecutive keywords more valuable.
by Hendrik Bünder
Oct 10, 2016
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