New Languages & Compilers
Several months ago, I posted about my team looking for language and compiler experts.
It is not very often that you get to be part of a team that is developing a programming language that aspires to be used by every developer on the Microsoft platform.
In addition, it is not very often that you can be part of a team that aspires to radically change the dynamics of building a new language, to the extent that a developer can write their own model-driven language in a straightforward way while getting all the language services (Intellisense, colorization, etc.) for “free”.
I am lucky enough to be on such a team – and if you are interested you could be as well.
We are hiring engineers to work on a language that will directly drive our model-driven platform:
Principal Development Lead
Senior Development Lead
Principal SDEs
SDEs
We are also hiring engineers to work on a “meta-language” and framework to build the above, enable “Emacs.Net” and expand the languages used to drive our model-driven platform:
If the first set of jobs look interesting, please email the development manager for the model-driven language team: Elliot Waingold.
If the second set of jobs look interesting, please email the engineering lead for the compiler framework: Giovanni Della-Libera.
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I’ve not heard any about this project in months. How long does it take to develop an extensible, customizable text editor based off TECO and .NET?
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This project is “Oslo”. There is the M language and Intellipad which are part of the SDK. http://msdn.microsoft.com
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