I am wondering what DLR can do for implementing a portable domain specific language. i.e. Easy Platform could have a meta-language which is close to EasyLanguage, but executes in DLR.
Not shure this makes sense, but worth an investigation.
http://dlr.codeplex.com/
Friday, June 10, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
activeCollab - Project Management and Collaboration Tool
activeCollab - Project Management and Collaboration Tool
This collab tool might be useful to be used as collab platform because of its moderate pricing and open source.
this means it should be easy to connect and integrate with the distribution platform.
we should give it a try, and check how well it integrates with iPhone and iPad.
This collab tool might be useful to be used as collab platform because of its moderate pricing and open source.
this means it should be easy to connect and integrate with the distribution platform.
we should give it a try, and check how well it integrates with iPhone and iPad.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Mono is a Good Sample
The mono project managed to solve an even more complex task. To write .Net programs which can be executed on all three major operating systems. Windows, MacOS, Android.
One Code fits all
Cross Platform, one language for 3 platforms.
Write code in EasyLanguage and convert it to the major platforms Metatrader and NinjaTrader.
Strategy development in EasyLanguage is lightning simple, and so is backtesting on Tradestation. just to get good market conditions and state of the art execution, traders use Metatrader (FOREX) and NinaTrader (Futures).
Shure, there are ways to execute a strategy on Tradestation and forward trades to i.e. NinjaTrader, but the link is pretty much complicated and risky, since the execution platform has no idea what it trades, so in case of failure or different execution, it messes up.
So, I believe the best way is to have a strategy executed natively on the target platform is a strict requirement.
Of course, each platform has different philosophy and tricks and kicks. Although the other two platforms allow to influence the execution in great detail, they require the strategy developer to write quite a complicated code to buy and sell.
So these two platforms are pretty much dedicated to capable software developers, and are no real choice for traders who want to put their own strategies into an easy rule set like they get it with TradeStation.
Write code in EasyLanguage and convert it to the major platforms Metatrader and NinjaTrader.
Strategy development in EasyLanguage is lightning simple, and so is backtesting on Tradestation. just to get good market conditions and state of the art execution, traders use Metatrader (FOREX) and NinaTrader (Futures).
Shure, there are ways to execute a strategy on Tradestation and forward trades to i.e. NinjaTrader, but the link is pretty much complicated and risky, since the execution platform has no idea what it trades, so in case of failure or different execution, it messes up.
So, I believe the best way is to have a strategy executed natively on the target platform is a strict requirement.
Of course, each platform has different philosophy and tricks and kicks. Although the other two platforms allow to influence the execution in great detail, they require the strategy developer to write quite a complicated code to buy and sell.
So these two platforms are pretty much dedicated to capable software developers, and are no real choice for traders who want to put their own strategies into an easy rule set like they get it with TradeStation.
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