Code Generation 2010 is a practical event focussing on Domain-Specific Languages and other code generation approaches. The event is for software people who want to successfully apply or just learn more about the following topics:

• Code Generation !
• Domain-Specific Languages
• Domain-Specific Modelling
• Executable UML
• Eclipse Modelling Tools
• DSL Tools and Oslo
• Model-Driven Software Development
• Software Factories and Software Product Lines
• Generative programming and other similar approaches.

The focus throughout the event is on gaining practical experience of these tools and technologies with a range of sessions from beginner to expert.

The conference programme is made up of 30+ practical sessions ranging from beginner to expert level. Detailed programme can viewed here.

***Skills Matter community members get 10% off - just use code: *SM10* when booking opens in February 2010***

ABOUT THE ORGANISERS
Code Generation 2010 is organised by Software Acumen a software consultancy based in Cambridge, England. Software Acumen Software Acumen runs The Model Driven Software Network, The Practical Product Lines Network and the Code Generation Network, the number one communities for software professionals with an interest in code generation tools and technologies. Find out more here.

	domain-driven design Dan Haywood : 22nd Feb 2010
	Irresponsible architectures Dan North : 22nd Feb 2010
	Cloud Computing Stefan Tilkov : 22nd Feb 2010
	Apache Open Source for Finance Rob Davies : 15th Dec 2009
	Climbing mount complexity David Vincent : 15th Dec 2009
	Hand me the spanner, I think it's going Janne Valkealahti : 15th Dec 2009
	Scala, A better language for finance?! Alex McGuire : 15th Dec 2009
	I need market data 1ms ago! Angelo Corsaro : 15th Dec 2009
	JVM performance tuning Ben Evans : 15th Dec 2009
	Waking up to the New Economics of IT Emma McGrattan : 15th Dec 2009
	DDD Alex Young : 9th Dec 2009
	Computation Abstraction Sadek Drobi : 7th Dec 2009
	F# and Units-of-measure for Technical Co Anton Schwaighofer : 7th Dec 2009
	Parkbench Panel Discussion : 7th Dec 2009
	Resource Management at High Speed in Erl Matthew Sackman : 7th Dec 2009