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  • Eclipse, Xtext, DSL

    From classical language design to language engineering with Xtext

    The first high-level programming language Plankalkül (Plan Calculus) from Konrad Zuse was developed between 1942 and 1945. Since this time, a lot of languages have been developed and discarded. But how is a language defined? What is a domain specific or visual ...

    by Dennis Röck
    5 min. reading time
  • Xtext, Software Development

    Pro Tip: Disabling the outline in Xtext

    There are several explanations on how to modify the outline view in Xtext for your language, for example in the official documentation. But what do you do, if you want to disable the outline?

    by Dominik Jetzen
    2 min. reading time
  • Xtext, Software Development, DSL, web engineering

    Get your first web-enabled DSL running in 60 seconds

    Xtext is the most popular framework for delivering high quality domain-specific languages for the Eclipse community. Since version 2.9 it is web-ready and provides an interface for the integration of text editors in web applications, which we already use for ...

    by Franz Becker
    5 min. reading time
  • Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

    Debugging Xtext grammars – what to do when your language is ambiguous

    Xtext uses ANTLR to generate a lexer and parser out of your grammar. Technically an LL(*) parser gets generated. This means it cannot deal with left recursion and has an infinite lookahead.

    by Holger Schill
    10 min. reading time
  • Xtext, Software Development, Automotive, Embedded

    How to use a textual editor for the Autosar Adaptive Platform

    AUTOSAR is about to release its new specification for the Autosar Adaptive Platform. According to AUTOSAR, the difference to classic AUTOSAR is: "In comparison to the AUTOSAR Classic Platform the AUTOSAR Runtime Environment for the Adaptive Platform dynamically ...

    by Andreas Graf
    4 min. reading time
  • itemis products, Xtext, Software Development, Embedded, Traceability

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

    At this years Modelsward conference I had the opportunity to present a paper about "A Domain-specific Language for Configurable Traceability Analysis" that was written in close collaboration with Prof. Dr. Kuchen and Christoph Rieger from [ERCIS] of the University ...

    by Hendrik Bünder
    7 min. reading time
  • Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

    itemis + TypeFox = Xtext!

    As you might have noticed there was a very crucial change in the Eclipse Xtext project at the beginning of last year. Our colleagues in Kiel have decided to leave itemis and have founded their own company, TypeFox.

    by Jens Wagener
    2 min. reading time
  • Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

    How to get started with Xtext Language Servers and Che

    Eclipse Che 5 has support for the Microsoft Language Server Protocol and so has Eclipse Xtext in its new Version 2.11. So let's see how we can bring them both together.

    by Christian Dietrich
    15 min. reading time
  • Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

    Eclipse Xtext 2.11 is released!

    The Xtext team is happy to announce the release 2.11. The update is available on the release repository. Eclipse independent libraries are published to Maven Central. We encourage users to upgrade now and enjoy an even better experience with the Xtext framework.

    by Xtext-Team
    5 min. reading time
  • Eclipse, Xtext, Software Development

    XtextSummit goes EclipseCon France

    Xtext is a well known framework and highly represented at conferences like EclipseCon around the world. It is always fun getting together with people who build great software and talk about their experiences with the framework. In 2014 itemis decided to host a ...

    by Holger Schill
    2 min. reading time

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