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What is MPS?

MPS (Meta Programming System) is a language workbench created by JetBrains. It allows developers to define their own domain-specific languages (DSLs) and then use those languages to create software. MPS uses projectional editing, meaning the stored representation of the code is an abstract syntax tree (AST), rather than text. This allows for greater flexibility in language design and code generation. It's commonly used for complex software development projects where domain-specific abstractions can significantly improve productivity and maintainability.

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What other technologies are related to MPS?

MPS Competitor Technologies

APS

Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS) systems often include MPS functionality, providing a broader planning scope than MPS alone. They represent alternatives to using dedicated MPS software.

mentioned alongside MPS in 1% (51) of relevant job posts

MPS Complementary Technologies

Supply Planning

Supply Planning informs MPS by determining the optimal supply strategy to meet the demand planned in the MPS. These are closely related planning processes.

mentioned alongside MPS in 9% (52) of relevant job posts

Capacity Planning

Capacity planning assesses the feasibility of the MPS, ensuring sufficient resources are available. It is directly complementary.

mentioned alongside MPS in 4% (61) of relevant job posts

ERP

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems often incorporate MPS modules or integrate with MPS solutions, providing a wider scope of business planning and execution. It can include planning such as MPS.

mentioned alongside MPS in 0% (367) of relevant job posts