This talk briefly introduces Xpand, the template engine of openArchitectureWare resp. the Eclipse Modeling Project. For more info, see http://www.peterfriese.de/getting-started-with-code-generation-with-xpand/

1. «Xpand»
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2. So much code, so little time

3. So much code, so little time

4. So much code, so little time

5. Strategies

6. Strategies
Scaffolding

7. Strategies
Scaffolding

8. Strategies
Scaffolding
Intentions

9. Strategies
Scaffolding Intentions

10. Strategies
Scaffolding Intentions
Quickfixes

11. Strategies
Scaffolding Intentions Quickfixes

12. Problem
Scaffolding Intentions Quickfixes

13. Problem
only once !
Scaffolding Intentions Quickfixes

14. Template
Engine

15. Template
Engine

17. «Xpand»

19. Protected regions
Debugger Editor
Outlets
Profiler
Cartridges
Polymorphism
Type safe
Produces any Can run standalone
kind of text Eclipse-based (ANT / Maven)

20. How to Write a Code Generator?

21. How to Write a Code Generator?

22. How to Write a Code Generator?
1: Create a new Xpand project

23. How to Write a Code Generator?
1: Create a new Xpand project
2: Define a metamodel

24. How to Write a Code Generator?
1: Create a new Xpand project
2: Define a metamodel
3: Write templates

25. Define a metamodel

26. Define a metamodel
Ecore

27. Define a metamodel
Ecore

28. Define a metamodel
Ecore
Xtext

29. Define a metamodel
Ecore Xtext

30. Define a metamodel
Ecore Xtext
XSD

31. Define a metamodel
Ecore Xtext XSD

32. Define a metamodel
Ecore Xtext XSD
Java

33. Define a metamodel
Ecore Xtext XSD Java

37. More Info?
More Detailed Demo?
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