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Modelio - Modeling environment (UML)
Modeling tool supporting UML, BPMN and other standards
Modelio is an open source modeling environment tool providing support for the latest standards (UML 2, BPMN 2, ...). It can be extended by adding modules which add new functionalities. A large set of modules (free and open source) supporting code management (generation/reverse), modeling standards (TOGAF, SysML, SoaML, ...), document generation, ... is available from the Modelio Store (https://store.modelio.org/). Need help or want to share experience with the Modelio community? Go to our... -
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Olympos is an holistic MDA/MDD approach to projects. It allows to create Web (PHP, J2EE), Desktop (c#) and Mobile applications (.NET, J2ME) from a UML model. Features a Web 2.0 IDE, a generator based on openArchitectureWare and several cartridges.
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JS/UML is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE that reverse-engineers JavaScript code to a UML model which can then be used to generate documentation and other artifacts.
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The FXL Project Eclipse Plugin leverages the integration of DSLs, (meta-) modeling approaches, code generation and the development of software configuration tools (sw-component-configuration).
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Green, an Eclipse plugin, is an advanced yet simple UML class-diagram tool, developed primarily for student use. It does live round-tripping, so it's easy to move between diagram and code views. It's extensible: users can define their own relations
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Taylor MDA is a specialized UML modeling tool based on Eclipse. It uses convention-based techniques to generate the maximum code from streamlined UML models. Templates are included for generating JEE applications based on JPA/EJB3 and JSF/Seam/Facelets.
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EMFTrace
Repository for dependencies between software design artefacts
EMFTrace extends the EMFStore repository by elicitating dependencies between related models of different modeling and programming languages. The explicit recording and modeling of different types of dependencies as traceability links shall support evolutionary changes by impact analysis, early evaluation of quality flaws, and better comprehension. It is an open source project to support the practical application of research results regarding development methods for evolution of software... -
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CEManTIKA (Contextual Elements Modeling and Management through Incremental Knowledge Acquisition) is a framework to support context modeling and Context-Sensitive System design, in a generic, domain-independent way.
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...Please find us at https://github.com/thechiselgroup/Diver. Support requests & messages sent here may never be seen.) Dynamic Interactive Views For Reverse Engineering. Div/er is a set of Eclipse Plugins that aid developers in understanding software. It uses dynamic analysis and reverse engineering to offer views and filters that aid comprehension and discovery.
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jSET - Java Software Evolution Tracker is a software visualization tool that allows practitioners to assess the magnitude of changes across the versions of a software system.
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A graphical process designer and engine extension for JBoss jBPM with dataflow capabilities, common task nodes: SQL, FTP, R (Stats), Groovy and email and round-trip process engineering/management from an Eclipse-based editor
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A Eclipse-based toolset for early verification and validation of goal-based requirements models for the KAOS methodology.
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It is a supplement of version control system to support software development. It helps programmers to track personal working time spending on source files, and to easily find experienced people who may help you to comprehend certain code fragment.
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An Eclipse Plugin for Development of leJos based Lego Mindstorms. Supports a leJos nature project. Integrated Upload via Bluetooth/USB. Includes a graphical modelling environment of statemachines. Requires: Eclipse GMF and oAW
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MyBPMN is the free BPM(BPMN) Solution that will enable you to model, execute and improve your business processes through a graphic environment and without the need of programming.
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CodeIndo is a plug-in, based in Eclipse Platform, for supply basics metrics into code of a Java Project.
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Eclipse 3.4 Plugin with several JSP Refatoring Tools. The short term planning is to have the following tools: 1) List/Remove JSP Comments; 2) List/Resolve/Rollback JSP Imports. And for long term: 1) Merge / dif jsp files (back and forth from import).
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this is an eclipse Distro meant for SWE642 students and can be used by other introductory courses in web development.
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OpenRQ is an open-source software requirements management CASE tool implemented as an Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) application.
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ModelIntegra is a method for model-driven analysis underpinned by an framework that drives automation and assures integrity.
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This project aims at implementing a tool to provide traceability for variable and common features in Software Product Lines (SPLs) to other requirement artifacts.
