Anya Helene Bagge
Vadim Zaytsev
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OOPSLE is a workshop co-located with a re-engineering conference and serving as a venue for software language engineers to meet outside the SLE conference to discuss either long-standing problems that remain unresolved for years or decades, or oftavoided problems that everyone is so used to work around that they stop noticing them at all. In 2015, it ran for the third time. The list of topics discussed at the workshop, included transformation in the presence of Boolean grammars, natural language software interfaces, formally supported model management, community-aware language design, domain-specific language design choices and uncertainty-aware development. A report such as this one was requested by the participants, but more condensed and general information can be found on our official webpage at http://oopsle.github.io
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- Open and Original Problems in Software Language Engineering 2015 Workshop Report
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