Obeo is proud to announce the release of Obeo Designer 7.0.   This new version integrates Sirius, the Open Source project developed by Obeo and Thales. This technology allows you to create custom modeling tools for specific business domains (industrial systems, software applications or enterprise architecture). Obeo Designer delivers professional Sirius support and collaborative modeling features.   Guarantee deployment of your modeling workbenches   You want to ensure your modelers are correctly distributed throughout your company, from your partners or your clients? With Obeo Designer we offer the security of a software provider. So when you need to deploy, on an industrial scale, the modelers you created with Sirius you can be sure of: Guaranteed response times to your support inquiries Private infrastructure for your support inquiries and hotfixes Maintenance and integration on your selected versions Collaborative features on a shared database Part...

In this video, Christophe Boudjennah presents Polarsys and explain how its technologies dramatically change the way architects can work on complex systems. The talk was recorded at Open World Forum 2014.

A new edition of EclipseCon Europe has just ended. This year too, the Eclipse ecosystem has massively participated to this event, with 600 attendees from 29 countries including Germany, France, Switzerland and USA. Great crowd on first day of EclipseCon Europe pic.twitter.com/zXmtnHECYY — Ian Skerrett (@IanSkerrett) October 28, 2014 The kick-off of the Eclipse Cloud Development Initiative was one of the highlights of the conference, as well as the IoT (Internet of Things) with a lot of demos on the booths. One year after the official announcement of Sirius' Open Source release, we have seen excellent results on the community growth. Very active with 8 talks, 2 BoF and our booth, the Obeo team had the opportunity to share ideas and to work together with many Sirius users. Here are some pictures of the conference.         Awesome energy at the Sirius BOF ! #eclipsecon — Cédric Brun (@bruncedric) October 29, 2014 ...

This summer was studious for the Sirius team, working on the Open Source solution to create custom modeling workbenches. Just a few months after its first major release in June, here is Sirius 2.0.   Sirius 2.0: performance and user experience   For this release, a special effort was made on the performance and scalability. With test cases composed of more than 500’000 elements, now Sirius is more robust and faster to address your challenges. On the user experience side, more than twenty ergonomic improvements have been made to ease the edition of diagrams. Finally, several new API are now available to execute Sirius in headless mode. As an example, this will help you to programmatically initialize or update diagrams. To discover the full list of enhancements, just take a look at the Sirius 2.0 New & Noteworthy.   Concrete examples gallery   On the occasion of this new version, we have launched a Gallery page on the Sirius web site. Here...

In this video, Mikaël Barbero explains how to build the foundation for a rich client application in any widget toolkit (SWT, JavaFX...). The talk was presented at EclipseCon France 2014.