The correct level of abstraction is the first step of modelling your domain; but we'll make sure you don't lose sight of your intended use and target modelling activities.
Being able to use your models across different technologies is one of the key benefits of building model-driven solutions.
Allow your users to focus on what is important by providing domain specific language editors.
We believe in the power of open-source software (OSS); we rely on many OSS projects and libraries, which provide basic building blocks that we would not be able to develop from zero. For us, it is important to give back to the OSS community and encourage our team to actively contribute to OSS projects.
Epsilon is a family of languages and tools for code generation, model-to-model transformation, model validation, comparison, migration and refactoring that work out of the box with EMF, UML, Simulink, XML and other types of models.
We host our OSS projects in Bitbucket. We accept bug reports and pull requests, and will happily discuss any ideas about any of them or future projects.
The Mochila package provides a powerful API to process data in collections in a declarative way.
JSOI is an EMF Resource format that provides efficient model loading by allowing to retrieve sub-sets of elements by type, lazy evaluation of references and element statistics without element loading.
This project provides support for editing Epsilon languages [EOL, ETL, EVL, etc.] within the IntelliJ IDE (and other JetBrain products).
Modelling is a powerful concept; its adoption and implementation is not straight forward. Platform-specific tools for model-driven engineering are key to facilitate this process.
