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Design your own DSLs
With MPS you can design your own extensible DSLs and start using them right away to build end-user applications. Unique technology of projectional editing allows to overcome the limits of language parsers, and build much richer DSL editors, such as ones with tables and diagrams.
Why JetBrains MPS
Introductory screen-cast to get an idea of what JetBrains MPS is and what you could use it for.
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MPS Projectional Editor
The most distinct feature of MPS is its projectional editor.
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Why the mbeddr.com project uses MPS
mbeddr.com explores the benefits of language extension and formal methods for embedded software development.
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Aveco — DSLs for describing the distributed architecture of our real-time systems and generating C++ code implementing the server, the client and the transportation layer
An extensible C language and IDE with support for formal verification, requirements and PLE
Meta R IDE — blending user interfaces and scripting to help biologist analyze data
JetBrains YouTrack — an innovative, keyboard-centric issue tracking and project tracking tool
die modellwerkstatt — developing business applications made easy
Books
DSL Engineering – Designing, Implementing and Using Domain-Specific Languages
The book explains the fundamental principles of using DSLs as part of modern development cycle showcasing JetBrains MPS as one of the tools that aim to make DSL development approachable.
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The MPS Language Workbench: Volume I
The first volume of the series is both a simple introduction to the JetBrains MPS language workbench and a complete reference manual.
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The MPS Language Workbench: Volume II
The second volume of the series explains how to customize the MPS platform to better integrate it with the needs of your languages.
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New
Features
Features
What’s New in MPS 3.3
Custom language aspects
Language designers can now specify their own kinds of language definition aspect models. These may hold additional properties of concepts - e.g a documentation or an interpreter aspect.
Enhanced attribute support
Node attributes are now fully recognized by the Type-system, Generator and TextGen. Attributes are preserved during generation and may influence the control flow of the respective aspects.
Generic comment-out functionality
Nodes of any concept can be commented out with a single key stroke. No explicit commenting support needs to be implemented in the languages themselves.