Still typing code by hand, in a mess of source files, function names and repetition?… Upgrade yourself! Move to the next level with models and code generation. Ok, this not a subject for the beginner, but those that are/feel proficient in their current setup (.Net, Java, RoR, PHP) should not learn a new (yet another) language. Don’t move your competences to the side. Move them up!

Code Generation 2009 is “the” event for Model-Driven Development and Code Generation. Learn more about it here. If you’re interested in these subjects, you must definitively be attending.

Following a suggestion left on this blog by CG2009′s boss, Mark Dalgarno, I’ve submitted a proposal to be hosting a session in the event. In such session I would be speaking about the results on my research over the last nine years: Atom-Based Software Engineering (ABSE), a form of Model-Driven Software Development that is understandable by mere (developer) mortals. The theory is now solid enough, the proof-of-concept is seeing the light of day, and the timing is right.

Let’s see how the CG2009 comitee judges my proposal…