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As software architect, you create a set of diagrams describing use-cases, requirements, structural views, behavioral and deployment views. These views show selected elements and their relationships. crystal_facet_uml keeps element names and element hierarchies consistent. This tool runs on your local PC. It stores the model data in a json-based file which can be versioned in git, branched and merged together with your source code. crystal-facet-uml exports diagrams as svg, pdf, ps, png or the complete model as DocBook, html, json or xmi.

...It is not a CAD system but a GObject-based library where a custom application can put common CAD entities such as paths, hatches and dimensions, to automatically create technical drawings. A demo application is provided in order to show the capabilities of the canvas. Although it is possible to interact with the library directly in C (that is what the adg-demo program is doing), the canvas is expected to be used from higher level languages, much in the same way as what done in the GNOME stack. Lua bindings based on LGI are already provided out of the box. The adg-lua project, downloadable from the "Files" section, provides Lua programs and demos that leverages these bindings.

...StochKit is part of the StochSS project [http://www.stochss.org/], and we are relying on continued funding for sustained development. Please consider registering to show your support. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/12tAH4f8CJ-3F-lK44Q9uQHFio_mGoK0oY829q5lD7i4/viewform GillesPy is a python interface for developing models and simulating them with StochKit. Please see: https://github.com/GillesPy/gillespy/ StochKit currently supports Linux, Windows, and OS X.

This is a software visualizer built entirely on non-iconic glyphs, with support for color-impaired operators. Renderings produced show software as a diagram, not as a written language. The SableCC language interpreter is involved.

Learn basic constraint logic programming by solving logic word puzzles. Go to http://eclipse.dougedmunds.com . This tutorial will show you how to solve easy 1 star to hard 5 star puzzles, using the eCLiPSe-CLP language (available at http://eclipseclp.org/). Don't confuse this programming language (a prolog language) with the IDE for Java.