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KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
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Miking workshop – 23 November 2023

Welcome to the 2nd Miking workshop – on 23 November 2023!

Miking is an open-source project developed mainly at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, with several collaborators within Sweden and internationally. The framework is a meta-language system for creating domain-specific languages and tools. In this year’s workshop, you will be exposed to the latest developments of the framework.

There will be informal hacking sessions, technical talks, and research talks.

Join us on 23 November, 10:00-17:30, Digital Futures hub.

Please go to the workshop webpage to see the agenda and to register (deadline 15 November):https://miking.org/workshop-2023

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