Taming the Computed Tomography Scanners Complexity with Domain-Specific Languages by Holger Nehls from Siemens Healthineers

Using the potential of projectional editors to switch from generic spreadsheets to a workflow-driven application
Four years ago, Siemens Healthineers started a project on the complexity of computed tomography (CT) scanners. The result is a domain-specific modeling tool, build with MPS, that replaces the traditional documents based approach for scanners specification.
During the productive use of the first version of our application, we learned that this is a very good idea. This leads to the completion of a workflow-driven application that benefits from the unique capabilities of MPS.
In the talk, I want to present the result by a demo and summarize the challenges we faced.
The second part is about our Continuous Integration (CI) chain and the (ongoing) implementation of DevOps principles for the domain-specific tool.
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