Learn, how to create your own embedded DSL with Xtend. I will demonstrate, how to engage named parameters and even how to do a custom syntax highlighting.

New nice little feature of the Xtext 2.4 is the use of JvmUnknownTypeReference instead of the 'null' to represent references to missing types. In this episode, you will see the differences between Xtext 2.3 and Xtext 2.4 in creation and use of type references.

Learn how to explicitly and implicitly restrict a scope of an object for a single reference. We will override AbstractDeclarativeScopeProvider reducing the default scope explicitly. Then we will revert changes, add validator and modify content assistant to achieve even better results reducing the default scope implicitly.

In this episode I demonstrate, how to create multiple output configurations (also called outlets) with different default settings and use it within an IGenerator implementation.

In this episode I will show you the first most simple language out of the 7 Languages For The JVM - the Scripting Language. The main focus will be on the ModelInferrer.

JMockit-Xtend provides a collection of the extension and helper methods to integrate the popular java mocking framework JMockit with Xtend. In this episode I show how to setup a simple java project with Xtend/JMockit and how to test-drive a simple command-line application mocking system methods.

Xtend comes with two new cool control flow features: dispatch and switch. Here I show how to use them to improve the coding.

Learn Xtext by example with the 7 new languages/DSLs. Demonstrated features: different grammers, inferrers, xbase integrations, validations, editor enhancements and many more.

Template expressions or rich strings provide a convenient way to generate a code snippets. Features: multi-line strings, guillemets based placeholders, conditions, iterations over collections, smart indentation and comments.

This episode shows, how to significantly simplify java BigDecimal expressions using the Xbase operator overloading together with the "bd" number literal.