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Creating a Standalone Generator with Xtend
Summary
J. Langley shows how to create and debug a code generation project with Xtend, walking through the steps from beginning to end with only an EMF data structure as a starting point.
Bio
J. Langley has ~15 years of experience with software development that covers a wide variety of languages, platforms, and methodologies. He has spent most of his career working on US Department of Defense programs, and a small bit of time on Canadian Department of National Defense, Swedish Ministry of Defense, British Ministry of Defense, and the Saudi Arabian National Guard.
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