The Eclipse UML2 project has a new feature in the Juno M6 milestone that should help a certain category of applications to keep their UML models in good health. These are UML-based modelling tools that use the EMF Validation Framework for model validation, often because they provide diagram editors based on GMF. The Papyrus project is a good example of such application, and it happens to integrate this new feature.
The UML2 project implements the UML metamodel version 2.4. I have always said that a model is not complete without the constraints that determine what is a well-formed instance. Well, now we can have our diagrams and our constraints, too!
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Friday, March 16, 2012
Back in the Saddle
Well, here it's been how many years since my last post?
It has been a great three-year run at QNX Software Systems, where I've enjoyed building everything from developer tools for one of the world's coolest embedded software platforms to application security and display power management components of the BlackBerry PlayBook, one of the world's coolest mobile device software platforms.
Yes, that's right. Just about as many as I've been out of the spotlight that is Eclipse.
But, now I'm self-employed and I'm back to (ir)regularly contributing to open-source projects. I'm open for business!
Image © Chip Griffin http://www.flickr.com/photos/chipgriffin/2210297177/ licensed under Creative Commons CC BY 2.0
Now I'm pursuing a new and exciting career path as an independent consultant, focusing on development of open-source projects, especially in the Model-Driven Architecture that is such a big piece of my Eclipse experience. Stay tuned for updates from some Eclipse MDT projects and more.
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