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Yaoqiang BPMN Editor is a graphical editor for business process diagrams, compliant with OMG specifications (BPMN 2.0 / DMN 1.1).

The Whole Platform is a technology for engineering the production of software. We provide an Eclipse based Language Workbench for developing, manipulating and transforming languages using a model driven approach.

A fast and reliable tool, written in Java 8, for generating professional UML sequence diagrams from text. Supports actors, con-/destructors, threads, broadcasts, notes, and fragments. Can serve as a Javadoc taglet. Exports PDF, (E)PS, SVG, PNG, ... The source code is hosted at http://github.com/sdedit/sdedit

A simple editor for PlantUML. Requires PlantUML (and its dependencies, java and graphviz/dot). Some features: * update the diagram while editing * code assistant to insert ready-made code snipets * written in Qt4, so it should run on all platforms supported by Qt4 and PlantUML * option to cache the PlantUML output to speed redo, undo and loading from disk * can be used as a PlantUML viewer (see the wiki for more info)

The Amplify MDA project is aimed at delivering a 'model-to-text' generator tool with real-world applicability in less than 1000 lines of Java/Groovy code.

An alternative to the page-chapter-paragraph documentation approach. LivCos allows you to teach the computer the structure of your content, so it can support you in various contexts. Pages will be generated as one of many views on the actual content.

Metaquokka is a highly configurable xml editor, currently available as Gridsphere portlet. Besides the default format, there is suppoert for ESysXML, a simulation description scheme for a geodynamics framework. Supports Generic Mapping Tools rudimentary.

An UML graphical editor based on a text (code like) description of the model.

The SBeaVeR editor is an Eclipse based plugin that allows business modellers and analysts to create fact-oriented business models and rules based on OMG's SBVR standard. It is part of the DBE project.

TAT is a tool to aid in producing a list of Actors, Use Cases, Candidate Classes and Attributes from a plain text file of a statement of requirements by highlighting words and clicking on the appropriate button or menu item. Results saved as text or XML.

This project starts to create an open tool for creating, manipulating and visualizing DTDs (in a later state it should work also with other other specification languages such as XML Schema and RELAX NG).