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Domain Specific Languages

Creating a domain specific language with XML-Schema and JAX-B

January 7, 2010 Niclas Meier Domain Specific Languages, Java, JAX-B, Magnolia CMS, XML, 0

Here at scoyo we use the Magnolia CMS to manage our website content. It’s a quite nice tool based on the Content Repository API for Java (JCR) (JSR-170). In this blog post I want to tell you a little more about a small domain specific language, which I created to manage the migration of content [...]

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what to say about the blog title? I guess it's the easiest to quote wikipedia: "the term bohemian, of french origin, was first used in the english language in the nineteenth century to describe the untraditional lifestyles of marginalized and impoverished artists, writers, musicans and actors in major european cities."

who I am

Hi, my name is Niclas. I am a passionate software engineer working at a kick-ass startup, which will reinvent the experience of sport fans across the world. I like new challenges and I am a certified internet and video games addict with an academic degree. I created this blog to share some of my thoughts with anyone who is interested.

I suppose most of this stuff will be internet and programming related, but we will see. Critics and other kinds of feedback will be greatly appriciated.

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