Join us in this hands-on tutorial to dive into the world of Sirius Web, the cutting-edge technology that brings modeling capabilities to the web. In this interactive session, participants will gain practical experience in coding web-based modeling tools using Sirius Web, enabling users to visualize, edit, and analyze complex models directly in their web browsers.
In order to develop Eclipse Sirius Web, we underwent a complete overhaul of our development and decision-making processes. This presentation highlights the transformational steps we took, including the adoption of Shape Up methodology, continuous deployment practices, and more.
What happens when Eclipse modeling members join forces to make a new generation of tools a reality?
In the last few decades, modeling tools have demonstrated their usefulness in mastering complexity and designing increasingly constrained systems, but let's project to the next 5 or 10 years: challenges are growing, user expectations are increasing, new standards are appearing, agile collaboration, and deep integration to other tools are a must...
Eclipse Papyrus is an opensource Eclipse based UML modeler for research and industrial uses.
This modeler is currently using GMF based diagrams and associated XWT based property views used to edit the models; and for the last year, Papyrus has been moving to Sirius based diagrams and EEF property Views.
In this talk, we will adress the problems linked to the previous framework and how we proceeded to fix them using Sirius diagrams and EEF property Views.
We will present you the current state of the migration and the differences with the previous version.
