Ayende @ Rahien

Ayende @ Rahien

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien CEO of Hibernating Rhinos LTD, which develops RavenDB, a NoSQL Open Source Document Database.

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RavenDB Workshops - Deep dive into practical use of Document Data Modeling
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Mar 02 2009

Building Domain Specific Languages with Boo – Full book now available

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Building Domain Specific Languages with Boo

Another big milestone, early access subscribers can now read the entire book, all 13 chapters and both appendixes.

Not edited yet, but much closer to completion.

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josh
02 Mar 2009
05:04 AM
josh

Hey, I'm excited. Will have to find time to read it this week. Thanks.

tnw
02 Mar 2009
05:25 AM
tnw

:) josh, haven't you read all the previous editions?

FallenGameR
02 Mar 2009
08:10 AM
FallenGameR

Are there any critical corrections to the 1-12 chapters?

I've read 1-8 chapters and I wonder if there is some critical text to read in new edition's 1-8.

Nick B
02 Mar 2009
15:40 PM
Nick B

Cool stuff Oren. Can I look forward to any funky Boo/Ometa goodies?

David
02 Mar 2009
16:14 PM
David

Is there a particular reason why you've chosen Boo over C#?

Ayende Rahien
02 Mar 2009
16:21 PM
Ayende Rahien

No, just a lot of proof editing

Mark Nijhof
02 Mar 2009
18:03 PM
Mark Nijhof

Congratz!

Krzysztof Kozmic
03 Mar 2009
07:56 AM
Krzysztof Kozmic

@David

I won't speak for Oren, but I suppose the fact that it can NOT be done in C# had some influence on his decision.

Michael McCurrey
03 Mar 2009
15:10 PM
Michael McCurrey

Haven't seen the email yet from oreilly...

David
03 Mar 2009
19:51 PM
David

So building building domain specific languages is only possible with languages that have dynamic/functional "flavor" to them?

Dan
03 Mar 2009
20:20 PM
Dan

I'm reading it :) Received the mail from Manning two days ago

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