BERGEN LANGUAGE DESIGN LABORATORY

DMPL is a research project of the Bergen Language Design Laboratory, and centres around exploring ideas of flexibility, adaptability, genericity and robustness (in short, mouldability) in programming languages. As part of the project, we are designing and implementing the prototype mouldable language Magnolia [Bag09], and also putting it to real life testing by developing applications using the language... Magnolia is designed to support a high level of abstraction, ease of reasoning (for both humans and computers), separation of concerns, and robustness... Though challenging enough, developing applications in one domain is not sufficient to fully investigate the expressiveness of a language. We are therefore actively seeking partners in new domains that are willing to commit know-how and resources in experimenting with Magnolia.

Also known as: BLDL

Primary location: Budapest Hungary