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Microsoft elaborates on Oslo

Fri Oct 10, 9:00 AM ET

San Francisco - Shedding more light on its Oslo vision for model-based software development, Microsoft this week elaborated on plans to preview Oslo technologies, offering code names and citing the company's DSL (Domain Specific Languages) concept as a lynchpin of the platform.

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