Workbench for Creating Block-Based Environments

Merino, Mauricio Verano; Wijk, Koen van

doi:10.1145/3567512.3567518

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“…The current generation of language workbenches have a strong focus on language engineer tool smiths but do not really support end-users. Recent developments in the area of language workbenches for block-based languages are a promising step [28].…”

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A personal retrospective on language workbenches

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2023

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Model-driven software engineering and specifically domain-specific languages have contributed to improve the quality of software and the efficiency in the development of software. However, the design and implementation of domain-specific languages requires still an enormous investment. Language workbenches are the most important tools in the field of software language engineering. The introduction of language workbenches has alleviated partly the development effort, but there are still a few major challenges that need to be tackled. This paper presents a personal perspective on the development of tools for language engineering and language workbenches in particular and future challenges to be tackled.

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confidence: 99%