JetBrains MPS Blog

MPS 2.0 will be released next monday. Here you can download MPS 2.0 RC5, most probably the future 2.0 release build.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

Based upon your feedback we have decided to address a few additional issues. Please download MPS2.0, 4th releases candidate and share your experience with us.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

MPS 2.0 release is now just round the corner. The 3rd release candidate with a few glitches resolved is now available for your to download and try. Please, give it a shot and let us know what you think.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

And here we go with the second candidate for our 2.0 release. Edges have been smoothened and bugs have been eliminated. Please give it a try and tell us how it works for you.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

One more useful demo was recently prepared and published by Markus Völter.

This time, improved version control integration (will be release as a part of MPS 2.0) is in the focus: Working with MPS and Git.

You can find other useful demos on dedicated Tutorials and Screencasts confluence page.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

Today we are glad to announce that MPS 2.0 RC1 is available for downloads.

As usually, you are more then welcome to try this build. We need fresh portion of feedback - MPS 2.0 RC2 will be released in a week from now.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

If you are new to MPS it can be difficult to become familiar with the product. It is important to understand basic approaches connected to project structure, new language creation, editing experience in MPS, etc.

As a first step toward improving MPS documentation we have created a separate section on the MPS Welcome Page in confluence - Tutorials and Screencasts. Currently this page contains materials mostly prepared by Markus Völter (thanks, Markus!).

With the upcoming MPS 2.0 release, we will be adding more screencasts recorded with new MPS version. If you would like to add something or just share your thoughts on the project, please post your comment on the confluence page.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

The last milestone on our adventurous path towards MPS 2.0 has been passed just a few moments ago. We’re now heading towards the final release in just about a few weeks from now.

The list of additions in M6 is pretty promising:

• Migration script to translate your projects to 2.0
• Reorganized and customizable editor tabs
• The Structre tool and navigation to work with language aspects in a more logical way
• Quick creation of new default editor by a quick-fix
• Table editors with row and column selection modes

Now is the best time to read the full description of what’s new and certainly grab M6 from the EAP download page.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

The MPS Milestone 5 is now waiting for you to grab it and enjoy. This time, there are exactly three changes visible from the outside (plus a lot changes and improvements under the hood, of course):

1. TypeSystem trace improvements
2. The ability to run MPS, with your language enhancements applied, directly from MPS
3. A Power Save Mode to speed-up MPS when dealing with large projects

Read the full description of the new functionality and get the M5 release from the EAP download page.

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-JetBrains MPS Team

Here’s a bit of good news to kick the week off - the JetBrains MPS team is going to the Code Generation 2011 conference, held in Cambridge, UK, on 25th - 27th May. Alex Shatalin together with Markus Völter will be giving a hands-on MPS workshop on May 27th to help you get started with MPS. You’ll get a chance to put your hands on MPS and see whether and how it solves your current needs.
Come to the session or talk to us directly any time. We’re looking forward to seeing you all there.

Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains MPS Team