The use of domain-specific languages (DSLs) has become a successful technique in the
development of complex systems. Consequently, nowadays we can find a large variety of …

Reuse in programming language development is an open research problem. Many authors
have proposed frameworks for modular language development. These frameworks focus on …

Programming languages are complex systems that are usually implemented as monolithic
interpreters and compilers. In recent years, researchers and practitioners gained interest in …

Learning programming is a difficult task. The learning process is particularly disorienting
when you are approaching programming for the first time. As a student you are exposed to …

Although most programming languages naturally share several language features, they are
typically implemented as a monolithic product. Language features cannot be plugged and …

Many engineering domains started using generic modeling languages, such as SysML, to
describe or prescribe the systems under development. This raises a gap between the …

Over the past decade language development tools have been significantly improved. This
permitted both practitioners and researchers to design a wide variety of domain-specific …

Abstract Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) are widely adopted to capitalize on business
domain experiences. Consequently, DSL development is becoming a recurring activity …

Systematic reuse is crucial to efficiently engineer and deploy software languages to software
experts and domain experts alike. But “software languages are software too”, and hence …

Language development is inherently complex. With the support of a suitable language
development environment most computer scientists could develop their own domain-specific …