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Today I was walking at the MSDN Forums and I see two very strange forums, Microsoft Codename 'Oslo' and Microsoft Codename 'Dublin' , what is this? what they do? Oslo: http://www.microsoft.com/soa/products/oslo.aspx Dublin: http://www.microsoft.com/NET/Dublin.aspx Oslo Doug Purdy, one of the pionieers in what they call "Oslo" regrets havin' kept the name for so long. Read more here: Microsoft: Sept 08 - What is Oslo and Aug 09 - On Oslo FEATURED Indipendent (me): Okt 08 - What Oslo is and is not and Sept 09 - Updates on Oslo Dublin There hasn't really been much publishing around Dublin. The

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After attending a talk on Oslo/M I am struggling a bit to see the advantages of using it over existing methods and in what situation it would be useful. I know its quite new and not all details have been released etc but can some one give me some advantages and when you might use it? Thanks, Alex Mindaugas Mozūras This questions seems to have the answer you're looking for: What is model driven development good for? Erik Wynne has a nice blog-post on this topic: Oslo == 42 He also links to a post on MSDN, that contains some interesting thoughts: Why do we need Oslo? I haven't played with the

Microsoft, of Cairo fame, is working on Oslo, a new modeling platform . Bob Muglia, Senior Vice President of Microsoft Server & Tools Business, states that the benefits of modeling have always been clear. In simple, practical terms, what are the clear benefits that Oslo bestows upon its users? In theory, there are a few benefits: The people with the business knowledge can create the software models so you're less likely to lose anything in translation. When non-technical shareholders create models, it forces them to "think like a developer". They see that what they considered obvious and easy