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      • Articles on building and packaging Software Factories
        30/10/07
        Jezz Santos has announced a mini-series of articles that will discuss the packaging and building of Software Factories. The first article discusses how the various assets of a Software Factory, such as the DSL's and Guidance Automation Packages, can be combined into a single MSI installer.

      • A well earned break (time to get more certifications)
        25/10/07
        Having looked over my current and past engagements recently, I have noticed that I have been working flat out for over three-and-a-half years. No breaks in-between assignments, and certainly no holidays - apart from the bank-holidays, but they don't count. I'm completing a short assignment

      • Free (and open-source) .NET Wiki software
        15/10/07
        I've touched upon Wikis before, but if you want an extremely comprehensive Wiki solution for FREE, then check out MindTouch. They have an open-source .NET Wiki product called Deki Wiki, which has a feature list that most of the commercial Wiki products would be proud of.

      • Integration Scenarios between DSL and GAT
        10/10/07
        I found this useful article on MSDN regarding scenarios for integrating DSL's and Guidance Automation Packages:

        Guidance Automation Toolkit and Domain-Specific Language Tools for Visual Studio 2005: Integration Scenarios

        This will most likely come in handy later on.

      • TechEd 2007 DVD's
        08/10/07
        I received my TechEd 2007 DVD's this morning. Their journey from the States took just over three days and ended with a delivery in a FedEx van. I haven't had much time to look over the contents of the disks yet (there are six of them), but I have watched the start of the Keynote presentati

      • Adventures with Software Factories
        04/10/07
        Updated November 15, 2007

        This post represents the first, in what I hope, will become a series based on my adventure in developing a Software Factory. I have been very keen on the concept of Model Driven Development ever since I first started reading up on UML 2.0, and kept encountering t

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