Archive for October, 2007
Markus Voelter tutorial notes
I managed to take one of the few empty seats at a Markus Voelter tutorial at OOPSLA last Tuesday. I first encountered his name several months ago when I bought his “Model Driven Software Development” book on Amazon.
Just a few notes from this tutorial:
He clearly has a lot of experience using these techniques in […]
Posted by Adam Pingel @ October 30th, 2007 under Software Engineering.
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From OOPSLA 07 in Montréal
Bon jour! It’s almost three in the morning here in Montréal. I’m taking a little break in a 24 hr coffee shop to collect some thoughts and do a little writing.
On Monday I participated in the doctoral symposium as on observer and then presented the poster from 5-8.
I passed out a few business […]
Posted by Adam Pingel @ October 24th, 2007 under Software Engineering.
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Last minute decisions: Should BPEL be a part of the story?
I’m frantically trying to nail down an example to use at OOPSLA in just a week and a half. I procrastinated for a while on learning about BPEL, which was what I had intended to use as my “domain specific language”.
I’m using Eclipse’s BPEL editor, which is built on EMF and all sorts of […]
Posted by Adam Pingel @ October 11th, 2007 under Software Engineering.
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