Thanks to the links Antonio
2016-07-29 17:57 GMT+02:00 Vladimir Sitnikov <[email protected]>: > Antonio Gomes Rodrigues: > > > Another thing, I have never seen a load test tool which have a great DSL > + > > a great GUI > > Loadrunner have a editor (like an IDE) to modify your scripts. Only some > > parameter have a special GUI (load a csv file, equivalent of Thread > > Group...) > > > The good news is there are several language workbenches available: > 1) Jetbrains MPS: https://www.jetbrains.com/mps/ > Here's how "jmeter-like" script could look like: http://recordit > .co/0ngw6RSkm9 > It could easily include non-text notation (that is tables as can be seen in > the demo above), and even diagrams: http://recordit.co/2Itr7umnlo > Basically any Swing code can easily be displayed right in the middle of > DSL. > > Have you seen the above demos? Any feedback on those? > > 2) Eclipse XText: http://www.eclipse.org/Xtext/ > The difference from MPS is XText builds text-only notations. > Tables, charts and HTML views are hard to represent with that. > > 3) Rascal MPL http://www.rascal-mpl.org/ (again it is text-based) > and probably others. > > Vladimir >
