MetaLib -- A Chrestomathy of DSL Implementations
Summary
MetaLib is a chrestomathy for metaprogramming. That is, the implementation of a domain-specific language is approached with different metaprogramming technologies in a manner that caters for comparison and is meant to be useful for technology documentation and learning.
Links
- Paper on MetaLib: (HTML)
- Lecture on MetaLib: PDF; YouTube (45 mins)
- The MetaLib repository: (GitHub)
- Web-based exploration of MetaLib: (HTML)
MetaLib contributors
- Simon Schauss (Lead Developer)
- Ralf Lämmel (Project leader)
- Johannes Härtel (MDE and information retrieval)
- Marcel Heinz (Semantic annotation)
- Lukas Härtel (MDE)
- Kevin Klein (Semantic Wiki)
- Thorsten Berger (Variability)
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