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Language of Languages at SPLASH 2011: Paper & Presentation Highlights

Jamie Jamie Nov 02, 2011 · 1 min read
Language of Languages at SPLASH 2011: Paper & Presentation Highlights
Part 3 in the Language of Languages series.

In October 2011, we presented the Language of Languages workbench demo at the SPLASH/OOPSLA 2011 conference in Portland, Oregon.

Our presentation illustrated how LoLs tackles notation consistency through step-by-step demonstrations. We started with a multi-notation calculator (supporting Western numerals, Roman numerals, stack machines, and graphical displays) and extended it to complex state machine models and system architecture workflows.

Resources and downloads

  • Conference paper: The Language of Languages Research Project: Unifying Concepts Expressed Across Different Notations (SPLASH 2011 Demos Track). Open the paper.
  • Presentation slides: The full slide deck from our session. Open the presentation deck.

Next in the series: Bringing LoLs to the Web.

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Jamie Douglass is Principal Scientist Emeritus at Research on Knowing LLC. He guides foundational research, scientific methodology, and conceptual frameworks—exploring how shifted perspectives reveal unseen structures in how we learn, reason, and work.
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