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The Future ofSven Efftinge, Sebastian Zarnekow
first commitMay 2008
Most Innovative Eclipse ProjectMarch 2010
Version 0.7June, 2009
Version 1.0June, 2010
What happened so far…
Version 2.5December 2013
Version 2.0June, 2011
Version 2.3 (Xbase)June, 2012
Version 2.6May, 2014
XtextCONMay, 2014
Version 2.7Sep, 2014
Version 2.4March 2013
So what’s next?
Version 2.8
Over 250 Bugfixes 1263 commits
2.443.791 lines added 2.030.058 lines removed
Total 5.747.523 Lines Of Code 27.539 occurrences of @Test
Today!
Whitespace Sensitive Languagesaka python-like languages
New Formatter APImore possibilities with
New Formatter APImore possibilities with
New Formatter APImore possibilities with
Improved Responsiveness
Interrupted Builds UI-updates in background
stored resources several minor improvements
Grammar Language Enhancements
Configure Errors & warnings
Improved Content assist
Generator Options
@Suppresswarnings on/off (Xbase)
@Generated ON/OFF (Xbase & Xtext)
HAve your own copyright headers (Xtext)
Generator Options 2: Target Java Source Level
Java 5 no changes
Java 6 @Override
Java 7 switch over strings, readable numbers
Java 8 Java Lambdas
(Xbase / Xtend)
More IDE Enhancements
Always on: Duplicate Jvm types
Open Generated File
More IDE Enhancements
Convert to Xtend
Convert to Xtend
What else?
May 2015
More Future Plans
More PlatformsTell us what you think!Online Survey
survey.xtext.org
11:15RepreZEN DSL:
Pushing the limits of language usability with Xtext Ted Epstein, Tatiana Fesenko
13:30 DSLs on the JVM - An Introduction to XbaseHolger Schill
14:15 Scaling XtextLieven Lemiengre, Hendrik Eeckhaut
15:00 Scoping, Linking and IndexingDr. Jan Koehnlein
16:15 Using Xtext to build billion transistor chips and IoT devicesJeremy Chan
17:00Lightning Demos with
Game Object DSL - Tony McCraryLightweight Diagramming - Hendrik Eeckhaut
17:40 Panel
