D.M. Groenewegen

D.M. Groenewegen is a researcher at the Computer Science & Engineering department within the School of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science at Delft University of Technology. His work focuses on domain-specific languages, particularly WebDSL, for web application development and academic workflow optimization.

Research interests include domain-specific languages (DSL), web programming, conference management systems, and software engineering. He has contributed to improving the reliability and modularity of DSLs through case studies and runtime evolution.

Recent publications explore the use of WebDSL to build systems like Conf Researchr for managing academic conferences, incremental computation in persistent object graphs (e.g., IceDust), and the integration of validation and UI concerns in web applications. These works highlight trends in DSL design, linguistic abstractions, and software reliability.

He collaborates with researchers such as Elmer van Chastelet and Eelco Visser, emphasizing peer-reviewed contributions to conferences like ECOOP and workshops under ACM and Dagstuhl Publishing. His work has been published in venues such as OpenAccess Series in Informatics and PervasiveHealth.