Steve Martin has blogged about the upcoming Oslo CTP to be released at PDC (just 17 days to go).

Here’s the breakdown (straight from his blog):

In less than three weeks, the those attending the PDC will get a first-hand look at the three technologies that make up Oslo:

• A language – codenamed “M” – that helps people create and use textual domain-specific languages (DSLs) and data models
• A relational repository - that makes models available to both tools and platform components
• A tool – codenamed “Quadrant” – that helps people define and interact with models in a rich and visual manner

Now, in case those two codenames sound new; they are.  While we’ve talked about both the tool and the language before, today is the first time we’ve publicly referred to them by their codenames: “Quadrant” and “M” which you’ll see reflected in the CTP packaging.

Source: Steve Martin

Note, the language – codenamed ‘M’ – is probably what was previously referred to as ‘D’ by some (we referred to it here).

Mary-Jo has a good summary also.

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