The two presentations given by Alexander Shatalin and Václav Pech at CodeGeneration2012 have just been published by InfoQ. You can check them out:
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains MPS Team
JetBrains MPS is a language development tool and as such needs a common place for its users to easily share their languages. There wasn’t such a place until today. The good news is that this has just changed. If you open-up the plugin manager in MPS and click Browse repositories, you’ll see a list of available plugins, which you can immediately install with a single mouse click.
Here’s a link for you to bookmark - the JetBrains MPS repository of language plugins
As you can see, we’ve only just started. The number of plugins will grow over time as we all contribute our languages. I’d like to encourage you, if you have created something worth spreading feel free to upload your work for others to use. We all will benefit.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains MPS Team
The Building Your Own Java with MPS tutorial session that Václav Pech and Alex Shatalin presented at CodeGeneration 2012 is available on-line on the InfoQ site. You may check out part 1 and part 2 to familiarize yourself with the fundamental principles of MPS.
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-JetBrains MPS Team
Some good news for those, who reported bugs in MPS recently - a bugfix release 2.5.2 has just been made available.
The MPS plugin for IntelliJ IDEA has also been updated and put into the IDEA Plugins update site.
If you are curious about what we’ve been working on, you can check out the fixed issues.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains MPS Team