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dashAI is an open-source, No-code workbench for Exploratory Data Analysis and classical ML. Visual data preparation, multi-model experiments, XAI explainability, and a plugin-based extensible catalog. The platform guides users through a complete, traceable workflow — data ingestion → visual exploration → preprocessing → model training → evaluation → explainability — without writing a single line of code.

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Generating the files of an application with the help of a DSL (domain specific language) is very nice . . . provided the development of the DSL itself is not more complex than the application development itself. This workbench is based on the JSON templates and a so-called description file that lists the files to generate. It requires thus a minimum of knowledge and effort to manage the templates and the source specification. It provides a powerful multi-file editor that highlights the...

Prisma Workbench (PSW) is a framework for software engineering tools integration. PSW enables interoperability of various software development tools in collaborative settings. PSW provides real time views to data, enhanced awareness into project's progress (events), traceability management between work products, communication support, and project management viewpoint (reports). PSW implements an integration mechanism via which new tools can be added and configured. For users a web UI...

Workbench is a powerful, web-based suite of tools that allows users to describe, query, manipulate, and migrate both data and metadata in Salesforce.com organizations directly in their web browser with a simple and intuitive user interface.

Combines web accessibility tools into a Firefox browser extension. Tools provide cognitively impaired users with better access to web content and include dictionary lookups, keyword in context functions, grammar simplifiers.