Integration of multiple languages into each other and into an existing development environment is a difficult task. As a consequence, developers often end up using only internal DSLs that strictly rely on the constraints imposed by the host language. Infrastructures do exist to mix languages, but they often do it at the price of losing the development tools of the host language. Instead of inventing a completely new infrastructure, our solution is to integrate new languages deeply into the existing host environment and reuse the infrastructure offered by it. In this paper we show why Smalltalk is the best practical choice for such a host language
Development and evolution of Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) is becoming recurrent in the developme...
Smalltalk-80 is the classic standard Smalltalk language as described in Smalltalk-80: The Language a...
The IDE used in most Smalltalk dialects, including Pharo, Squeak and Cincom Smalltalk, did not evolv...
This paper studies why and how Smalltalk, although designed as a mono-user and mono-processor progra...
Languages shape thoughts. This is true for human spoken languages as much as for programming languag...
Virtual machines raise the abstraction level of the execution environment at the cost of restricting...
Abstract. Software programs are often written in more than one programming language as the emergence...
Domain-specific languages (DSLs) are increasingly used as embedded languages within general-purpose ...
International audienceSmalltalk is an exciting object-oriented language in which even primitive valu...
The authors argue that, because of its symbolic processing facilities, its object-oriented nature, i...
After decades of development in programming languages and programming environments, Smalltalk is sti...
Artículo de publicación ISIThe dynamic and reflective features of programming languages are powerful...
The IDE used in most Smalltalk dialects such as Pharo, Squeak or Cincom Smalltalk did not evolve sig...
The biggest challenge facing software developers today is how to gracefully evolve complex software ...
International audienceComplex systems are developed by teams of experts from multiple domains , who ...
Development and evolution of Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) is becoming recurrent in the developme...
Smalltalk-80 is the classic standard Smalltalk language as described in Smalltalk-80: The Language a...
The IDE used in most Smalltalk dialects, including Pharo, Squeak and Cincom Smalltalk, did not evolv...
This paper studies why and how Smalltalk, although designed as a mono-user and mono-processor progra...
Languages shape thoughts. This is true for human spoken languages as much as for programming languag...
Virtual machines raise the abstraction level of the execution environment at the cost of restricting...
Abstract. Software programs are often written in more than one programming language as the emergence...
Domain-specific languages (DSLs) are increasingly used as embedded languages within general-purpose ...
International audienceSmalltalk is an exciting object-oriented language in which even primitive valu...
The authors argue that, because of its symbolic processing facilities, its object-oriented nature, i...
After decades of development in programming languages and programming environments, Smalltalk is sti...
Artículo de publicación ISIThe dynamic and reflective features of programming languages are powerful...
The IDE used in most Smalltalk dialects such as Pharo, Squeak or Cincom Smalltalk did not evolve sig...
The biggest challenge facing software developers today is how to gracefully evolve complex software ...
International audienceComplex systems are developed by teams of experts from multiple domains , who ...
Development and evolution of Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) is becoming recurrent in the developme...
Smalltalk-80 is the classic standard Smalltalk language as described in Smalltalk-80: The Language a...
The IDE used in most Smalltalk dialects, including Pharo, Squeak and Cincom Smalltalk, did not evolv...